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Post Subject: You might try this yourself…Posted by Romy the Cat on: 1/18/2010
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| Okay, this is of course an excellent point. Naturally, if the system is optimized to begin with, this type of stuff will not have a beneficial effect. If you have done the experiments before, then you know what to expect from this, and probably there is simply not a need for it in your system. |
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I do not remember what power amp you run, I presume some kind of SET and I do not know what topology is it. But if you playback reacts to the "electrostatic reservoirs" then you might try to do the following. Open your amp and find the cathodes. Make a 2-3 inch circles from copper litz of 6ga. You will not find litz like this, so use 30-40 short pieces of 22ga. As the result you will have 2000-3000 copper parallel leads attached to cathodes. Run the amp for 30-40 hours. See if the sound of your amp change and the most important if your amp will react to the "electrostatic reservoirs" on the speaker side as it was before.
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