Anyone Tried Bybee's "Quantum Clarifier"'s Inside Your Speakers?


I am curious to know please if anyone has tried Bybee's "Quantum Clarifier"'s as a DIY upgrade to improve your speakers?  Of course, if yes, please what do you think?  They sell for about $100 each.   Thank you in advance :-)  

Basically I have read... "Simply remove screws holding transducer in place and carefully remove transducer to expose rear. Attach Clarifier with attached magnet to rear of transducer."

"This product can be beneficial for all range of speakers. Generally, the speakers will perform better in all areas, bass, treble extension, low level information, purity of tone, dynamics and noise reduction.   Most users are astounded by the improvements."
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Jack Bybee just died recently. I doubt anyone is interested in keeping the Quantum Clarifier available. Unless GK? ;-)
Just "bumping" this thread to see if anyone has used Bybee's "Quantum Clarifier"'s as a DIY internal upgrade to improve their speakers?  Thank you in advance.

Me too! We need a skeptic to front Tweek Geek $200 bucks to try a pair and write an honest review of another snake oil product (if it is). Mr. Tweek refunds money if they do nothing. My Lascalas midrange magnet is exposed out the back of the cabinet so sticking them on their would be simple. I might try them next week to see if any thing happens other than the hassle of refunds. Blind test would be easy. Have helpful person pull them off and put back on randomly throughout the day as I make notes as to the effects if any, And yes, I am aware that mere change does not denote improvement per se (unless you really like the change). I'll let you know...

You do know that they have a watch type battery inside them that will eventually die?

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