Don't: -Drink it -Apply to sensitive skin -Inhale fumes AndForGF's Sake, don't smoke it... . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O17HBMGlWc Equipment will not look @ GF and exit.... |
Hats off to vinylshadow229 for putting his money where his mouse is, although $330ish seems a bit dear to us. If you'd like to experiment with contact enhancers, a 5Ml 'kit' of original Stabalent 22 that yields 30Ml of diluted product is available on Amazon for less than $60 - still pretty spendy, but somewhat more affordable. And asvjerry2, I've been in relationships where only drugs give sufficient clarity to see that the window is by far the best way out... Cheers |
I am doing it to save people who are not as learned about these things from wasting their hard earned money on garbage. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I certainly want to thank you for your concern. As one of our wise members stated "What if I don’t want to be saved". I’m sure you believe your advise is wise, my question is WHY? I’ve yet to find a contact enhancer that didn’t work to one extent or another. Some cleaners won’t enhance the sound but after a dirty LPad, switch or pot is cleaned it is very noticeable. Enhancer doesn’t always mean it enhances the sound. BUT it can and some of these concoctions really do. Every journeyman mechanic on the planet know to use contact enhancers. The late 70s until current production all cars/semi/heavy equipment/stationary equipment ALL use contact enhancers and sealers on every loom connection. Contact enhancers have been used sense the time of Thomas Alva Edison. THEY used graphite contact enhancers at the turn of the century, the LAST century.. Electrical Engineers know, at least their 16th Edition (2003) sure speaks of different "contact enhancers". One being graphene and reduction in Nano or Micro Arcing.. A serious issue with micro SMT and longevity vs air/space travel. Can’t climb out on a wing at 40,000 and fix STUFF, AY? Maybe you should try to save them from their own publications.. You’ll be all the rage and rightly so.. Regards |
Silver is the best conductor followed by Copper then Gold. By disconnecting and reconnecting a connector every now and then will ensure the best connection you can get. Especially if all your connections are silver plated as even silver oxide is conductive. All other metal oxides are non conductive. Guess when you Unplug a connection that hasn't been touched for a while, then add magic fluid to it and reconnect that connection its not the fluid giving you a better connection but its the friction of reconnecting scraping through the oxides giving you a clean (new) connection. Hence the perceived improvement of audio quality! It's not rocket science! |
By the way, a deoxidising contact cleaner could help to prevent future oxidising but over time some of their residues can also cause connection issues. I'd rather use the reliable hassle free method of once in a while disconnecting then reconnecting all the connections, renewing the connection. Cheers! |
