Wall Outlet Oyaide, Furutek, Wattgate, and others


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Any recommendation which the Better Wall Outlet : Bicchino , Furutek , Oyaide , Wattgate or Others?
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I have a Furutech wall frame and cover plate on its way to me. My Furutech GTX-D rodium is on 300ish hours now. Can't wait to ice the cake.
Barcardi, look for ward to your impressions, however, if I were you, I would not use the supplied stainless steel none magnetic 2" wood screws, first off, the ruin the gain box to accept any other screw, second, they sound terrible!, the best sounding screws for this application I have found is 6-32 or 8-32 thread 2" length magnetic zinc screws that is long enoough for the wall frame application, 1" to 1/2" is common in the u.s.a. for use on outlet's,as said, you need 2", you will gain sound stage bloom,organic sound to vocals, you loose no transparency, the bass is not as clean, but the bass is very clean enough to where you also gain a bigger bass thump, the music all blends better with zinc screws, it is my opinion, that the supplied screws from furutech that comes with the wall frame kills to much of the electrical field, this is a sound theory, Tara Labs has magnetic element's inside their ground stations long,long before High-fidelity cables come out with magnetic conduction cables, based on most enjoy the sound of these cables, and these company's use magnatism to their advantage of their cables, there must be something to what I am saying here, the difference in the sound of the screws is not subtle, on the other hand, very noticeable, cheers.
Barcardi, any electrical supply house carries the zinc 6-32 and 8-32 machine thread 2" screw's, oem house outlet's are 1/2" to 3/4" to 1", but in your case as well as mine, the both of us have to use 2" screw's because of useing the furutech wall frame, you can get 6-32 2" zinc screw's at lowes or home depot, I believe to get the 8-32 2" zinc screw's you would have to go the the electrical supply house, likly, you will only need to use the 6-32 if you have not already used the furutech 2" stainless none magnetic wood thread screw's, my box got ruined by the furutech 2" screw's, so I had to go with the 8-32 2" screw's, they are a little bigger around with a bigger head on them, a pain to screw in the gain box,however, they worked, I use a brown industrial very thick fiberglass gain box that you can only get from the electrical supply house, the gain boxes at lowes or home depot are dinky cheap in comparison, cheers.