Know anything about the BSG Technologies QOL?

I concur with everything Pipedream says. My unit has been used over 600 hours, and it is finally smoothed out (I leave the unit on 24/7 and have used the Isotek burn in CD a few times over the period). One last thing: using the XLR output for the main channels also really helps, especially if the source-to preamp and preamp to amp connections are balanced. Since my whole front end is on an isolated platform, a setup like that improves the sound of any component. An added bonus is when you use a classic, analogue FM tuner like the McIntosh MR 78 or Marantz 10B tube tuner as a source. I am sure the result is euphonic, but addicting.

Hey guys if you are using the Qol after the preamp, please try after source instead. Since I do not have a dedicated phonostage we placed the Qol after the preamp.
A buddy brought over his phonostage so we decided to listen both ways. We really liked the presentaion after the source.
I will keep our findings secret until you try and tell us what you hear.
Received the fuse a HiFI Tuning supreme. Expensive little sucker, but man O man it does make a difference for the good.
Balanced if you can will also add to the pleasure. also if you have the original version before the top cover change, dampen the top cover inside with either 3M sheets or dynamat.
Have fun trying and report back.

Dear Pipedream,
Been reading our posts regarding the QOL. I have one on trial and have broken it in over 250hrs. I was just about to send it back today when I remembered your post regarding trying it after the source. I did that and it completely sounded much better than after the preamp. I am still not 100% for keeping it. It does change the sound for the better though. I ordered the Hi-fi supreme fuse for the unit. Haven't totally decided to keep unit. To me it sound so much better after the source. thanks Ron

After over 400 hours of break-in time and multiple listening sessions with my fellow audiopihles, I decided to trun back the unit. I informed the dealer I wanted to return the unit. I noticed my anit-vibration blocks had indented the soft spongy portion of the soft rubber supporting feet. I also informed the dealer that by removing the top of the unit to find the fuse I had bent the metal tab on the the back of the top lid.. I was more that willing to pay for the "damage" ( new replacement parts). and refund the difference in cost from the original purchase price. The dealer said that BSG was sticking to their original decision as to not taking the unit back and therefore I was not eligable for any refund. By the letter of the "law" BSG is correct. In the spirit of building a company and a reputaiton I would think they would be willing to work with their customers. What say you?

Nope, You bent(damaged) the equipment while you were modifing the equipment. It is now yours. This is exactly why there is AudioGon used equipment ads. Best wishes in a quick sale.