Are Shakti Stones effective?
I believe people who try it ... Too much good reviews... But because i dont buy ready made tweaks by principle and for budget , i devised my own "stone" knowing that a "stone" can affect sound by his properties located beside a transformer ... Without knowing it i embark on a journey of fun experiments ... My stone is composed of Shungite plate +copper tape on the external side of the application with quartz to create a balance ... It worked for me so well i make many ...😊
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If s listener whacks himself on the head with the Shakti stone ( a few times before the listening session), it will open the blakkkk background like no other. If the listener whacks his head harder again with Shakti, other audiophoopheephee metrics like PRAT, transient attacks, etc would drastically improve. He may start tapping his toes and dancing like Shiva.
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Update: After a month of use. I purchased one used for a good price, so I did not give a crap if it worked in a positive way or not. Well, I put it on my amp where my 2 power transformers are. Played a disc that sounded great before and played it again with the stone on it. The results were easy to hear, darker background, more detail along with more body and weight, took it off and the loss of image tightness and depth and less and all the above was diminished. In the past, I’ve tried brass weights, etc., and even just books to add damping and none ever stayed. So, this stone is doing more than damping by its weight which is not that much. I don’t change my gear like socks, so I am very familiar with how it sounds, this stone was a surprise that is staying on top of my amp. It does what it claims it does. Best $90.00 I spent in a long while. |
Following @mahgister‘s advice I put slabs of Shungite on the transformers of my Wavac EC300b. Whoah, cobwebs out the window and let the sunshine in! These mineral tuning devices work, I equally apply various Akiko Audio widgets on AC cleanup with good results. |
