Cheap tweaks...What would YOU reccomend?

I am awaiting some digital/analogue Shorties from high-end electronics. Supposedly they work extremely well and very cheap. They go into your unused analogue/digital connectors on your components.

I have an Akiko Audio AC tuning plug plugged into the bottom outlet of my Maestro receptacle. The top is my power cord to my conditioner that connects everything in my system. Improved dynamics, defined bass and lowered the noise floor. Soundstage also widened. Great tweek. Definite keeper.....

I have an Audiomods arm with a continuous loom through to the phono stage.

It came with Nakamichi RCA's and I had originally planned to replace them with Eichman Silver Bullets, then along came Keith Louis Eichmann with his latest set of products.

So finally, I got around to changing them to a set of Pure Harmony RCA's and the results were pretty remarkable…
- more tightly focused image
- extended high-end
- deeper and better controlled bass
- improved dynamics across the board
- significantly enhanced clarity

Pretty much, significant improvements all around and not something you really had to listen for – the were quite discernable.

Considering the miniscule voltages at play I would sat that is a considerable achievement

Unfortunately, they only come in sets of 4 for $120, but I will be sharing the other pair with a friend, so the cost to me was $60.

I also use them on my other interconnects to great effect, but it seems no matter where you put these RCA's – they bring put the very finest of details in any recording

Checkout the KLE Innovations web site for a dealer near you

They really do an amazing job

Back to the tunes :-)

I removed edensound damping discs from the tops of my components and used them as footers instead. HUGE betterment in sound.

Active crossovers

You can make your own HFTs for about $1 and save $59 each. Just use your imagination and have a look at Ozzy's post on the subject. You have nothing to lose and a lot to gain. And it's a lot of fun, to boot.