The hurrier you go the behinder you get.
Had anybody tried this
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/synergistic/4.html
After reading the above articles, I found inexpensive bells in Ebay similar to Audio Magic room correction bells
http//www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/synergistic/5.png
https://www.ebay.com/itm/5-8-Copper-Seal-Bonnet-PK-10-PARKER-3GF-10/381935277769?ssPageName=STRK%3AM...
That cost me 70$ for 30 bells including Blu Tack .
I expect to get it later this week or early next week.
I will have fun to play with this.
It is half the cost of 150$ SR blue fuse.
I do not expect to get wider soundstage( it is already wide enough beyond my speaker before trying this out).
But I am curious whether it can have effect similar to Audio Magic room correction bells, that is,
increased midrange body with little or no flattening of the soundstage (quoted in 6moons review).
I will let you know when I finish this chaepskate game.
After reading the above articles, I found inexpensive bells in Ebay similar to Audio Magic room correction bells
http//www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/synergistic/5.png
https://www.ebay.com/itm/5-8-Copper-Seal-Bonnet-PK-10-PARKER-3GF-10/381935277769?ssPageName=STRK%3AM...
That cost me 70$ for 30 bells including Blu Tack .
I expect to get it later this week or early next week.
I will have fun to play with this.
It is half the cost of 150$ SR blue fuse.
I do not expect to get wider soundstage( it is already wide enough beyond my speaker before trying this out).
But I am curious whether it can have effect similar to Audio Magic room correction bells, that is,
increased midrange body with little or no flattening of the soundstage (quoted in 6moons review).
I will let you know when I finish this chaepskate game.
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This is a cheapskate experiment that more people can afford. So far even soundstage appears to get wider and deeper with more dynamics. The only bothering thing is sibilance out it, I will try to find way to control it. Any tweak can be dependent on system and personal taste. Thus it may not work in your system. But you can waste just 25 bucks or so. Many people can afford it. |
Good News! After placing 5 Perfect Path Technology E-cards near power cords, the sibilance subdued substantially. This could be the way to combine the better focus by bell with natural sound by E-card. The only problem is that E-card is much more expensive(300$) than bells. https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis960c4-perfect-path-technologies-alpha-e-card-much-anticipated-h... . I will experiment it further. |
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