to WHknopp0713: what's an Airmass? Cost? Where can I get these? to HK2: she got a blue spray can of the Endust for Electronics at the local grocery. They had another antistat spray product too (black can - don't remember its name) which actually caused degradation & harshness. But it was still OK for cleaning video monitors, etc. The Yamamura spray is claimed to be 'unbelievable' but I've not tried it. Maybe high-$ stuff like the Nordost? I wonder if the Bedini is actually an ionizer device (unlike a degausser). Jcbtubes: I agree - Tweaks are like cables: something that works great at my house may sound really lame at yours, & vice-versa, yet they are both good products. You absolutely must experimemt.
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I think the best CD treatment is the Ultrabit platinum or follow-ons. Expensive though. You are better off to spend a bit more and eliminate the need to do any tweaks ever again to reduce jitter. This is what you are doing after all. A Synchro-Mesh reclocker will reduce jitter once and for all to around 8psec. This compares to the 400psec of jitter you are getting now and trying to reduce with treatments. Here are before and after measurements: https://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=154408.0 Steve N. Empirical Audio |
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