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So on a whim, I downloaded the Tellurium Q System disc (well the .wav file) and ran through the three tracks. I let the burn in-track play overnight.Previously my system collapsed most of the music to the center. It was a good party trick as folks would be shocked- it sounded like no music coming from the L/R speakers. Some instruments would be separated, but for the most part everything was smack dab in the center.
After playing through the tracks, everything opened up as in the sound stage expanded, instruments were placed across the front. There is still the 'center magic' but it's not all right in the middle now. There's also a sense of depth.
I'm quite shocked. Nothing else changed in my system. Using the same tracks/records before & after. I didn't play the system loud during the burn in, in fact it was quite low. The gear isn't new either (see my system profile).
Just thought I'd share as I am pleasantly surprised.
System consists of Anthem MRX 520, B&W CDM 1NT, Rega Planar3/Exact II, Rega Fono, AlloDigital Transport, Tellurium Q Black speaker cables/jumpers
Edits: 02/19/23 02/19/23Follow Ups:
I downloaded these burn in files. I have pretty much all the burn in disc files from most of the sources mentioned. The Telurium Q makes more of a difference than any of my others. Even the 10 minute track made a difference.
What I've noticed though is that the effects don't last long. I can hear the effect wearing off after an hour or so. It might be good for burning in new components however. Definitely worth the investment.
Thanks! for sharing.
There are also for free the "original" Densen demagnetiser and the IsoTek full system enhancer on YouTube :-)
The effect of playing this through your system or smartphone, headphones etc., is a small but significant cleaner, more transparent sound, better soundstage, smoother treble and deeper/better definition of bass!
Densen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BTaK3TsuoA&list=PL8bBYjZlF-Z7rnycGcLpRf-D9k5aK1i1U&index=1
IsoTek:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZN2FEZz4-k&list=PL8bBYjZlF-Z7rnycGcLpRf-D9k5aK1i1U&index=2
Some say the IsoTek is more effective and right after demagnetising the sound is a little bit too strident, but that only lasts for a very short while.
The Cardas frequency sweep and burn-in LP record is nice to have and do the job as well as the demagnetising part.
I demagnetise every 3-4 weeks or every time my music friend visits me.
We need the water to be clear, when we dive deep into the music ocean... ;-)
mojul
Yes! these "test" Discs work. Enjoy the Music.
I've had similar results with the Isotek disc. It shouldn't be, but it is true.
Jack
I've had good luck with both the Ayre enhancement disc(CD) and the Cardas vinyl enhancement record.(vinyl of course)
It is and it sure is!
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
Yep, that's the one. Yet I couldn't help but order the Tellurium disc out of curiosity.
I'd like to hear your impressions with it.
I may need to get one, though the IBE does a fine job.
Thanks!
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
It hasn't arrived yet. I let you know what I determine in a week or so.
Oops, "I'll" let you know .......
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"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
Seems to be well thought out. Kind of an easy recommendation for the asking price of $35. The full burn feature (track#2) lasts an hour, but the 10 minute system wake up track (track #3) might be the most useful. It would probably be used more often when all is said and done. Impossible at this point to determine if it's as effective or even more effective than the Ayre as I just used the Ayre a little over a week ago.
So the system is pretty much "Ayred out" at this point.
I might add that the sounds coming from the Tellurium disc are pretty unusual and quite varied. Much more entertaining than the Ayre in this regard, but neither is a good long term listen.
m
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
Had Geoff from Tellurium Q respond to my inquiry regarding the System Disc:
"I would suggest using track 3 on repeat a few times through every couple of weeks to keep your system sounding as you have heard."
Haven't done it yet, want to listen for another week then play the System Disc and see if I or my wife notice a difference again. BTW, pretty cool the founder/Managing Director responded within 24 hours to a generic-from-the-website contact email. Nice to support small businesses.
n
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
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