Bybee Speaker Bullets?

Mapman wrote,

"THe concept of quantum purification the Bybee products reference
seems real and potentially useful, similar to concepts of eigenvector and
eigenvalue that I am more familiar with in multispectral analysis type
applications, but how this is applied in the Bybee products for home audio
to accomplish said results is unclear to me. How is it better or different than
a simple resistor for example? Maybe some of the experienced EEs or
claimed quantum audio application experts that frequent agon could
comment and help shed some light."

Well, apparently Bybee is keeping the operational details of how his
products work and what goes into the making of them very close to his
vest. Can't say i blame him. You wouldn't want advanced technology to get
into the wrong hands, would you? In any case I'm pretty sure we can rule
out simple resistors.

Mapman,
My advice is to try them and find out rather than being intellectual about it. On a technical level, I don't understand how they work but that does not prevent me from using them and enjoying them. After all, there is a lot that we don't understand about audio.

Sabai,

Got the Bybee SB's installed and would have to say I am thrilled with what I am hearing.

With basic skills and tools it's very easy to install Bybee's on the terminals of most speaker drivers, get better effect, and for much less money than the Speaker Bullets.

I just built a pair of Cirrus Whites (very high resolution speaker) with Silver Bybee's on the RAAL tweeter and regular Bybee's on the Accuton woofer. I have to say I was sceptical there would be any improvement, but it was undeniable.

I'll need to do more controlled testing before I'm convinced of their value. But first test and impressions were very favorable.