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WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips

WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips has anyone tried these?

I have tried the fuse chips and I am quite impressed! How the ... ???

So, I went ahead and ordered chips for speakers,cables,and transformer chips. I also purchased a few more fuse chips to try on circuit breakers / outlets.
Heck, I may even try some of them on my Synergistic powercell.
Luckly they come with a 30 day return.

I have read Norm's positive review on Stereo Times.

Just wondering if anyone else has tried these.
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sabai
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Ozzy,
Please see my comments about magnets in another thread. I'll be interested in hearing from you about this.
antigrunge
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I run Duevel Bella Lunas and put them on the treble portion of the diffusor. after trying first near the cross- over resulting in a dulling of the sound and near the woofers resulting in a warbling bass
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ozzy OP
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Thanks guys for the info.
It is odd that different places on the speakers change the chips sonics.
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rja
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1. Because of this discussion I'm thinking of trying some of these.
2. As far as placement, sounds like experimentation is the order of the day.
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geoffkait
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One can't help wondering: what exactly are the WA Chips doing? Any ideas? Since the various sizes/types of chips appear to be formulated for specific applications and while there might be some coincidental interchangeability of some chips, they appear to address something unique to each application - fuse, speaker, transformer, musical instrument, etc. Are the chips interacting with voltage? Charge? Voltage? Vibration? Electromagnetic field? Something else?
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