Miracle product made from bitter apple, no freezing in liquid nitrogen or crystal mats required. Spray it on your interconnects and cables, or soak a cloth in it and run it along the length of the speaker wire.
Listening tests confirmed, I could pull out some colorful adjectives to describe the difference.
100% guarantee your system will sound better than not using it - if you have a puppy that doesn't like the taste of bitter.
There is the occasional sound of a squeaky toy that will go on for a few minutes, but find that even with the amplifier unplugged I am unable to get rid of the squeak. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=660458&stc=1&d=1517678525
Listening tests confirmed, I could pull out some colorful adjectives to describe the difference.
100% guarantee your system will sound better than not using it - if you have a puppy that doesn't like the taste of bitter.
There is the occasional sound of a squeaky toy that will go on for a few minutes, but find that even with the amplifier unplugged I am unable to get rid of the squeak. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=660458&stc=1&d=1517678525
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Speaking of bitter apple deterrent, I wish I had some, way back before the days of wireless connectivity, when my dog destroyed an ethernet cable running from the office to the couch. What a mess that was. The biggest fear was that if he'd actually swallowed any of the pieces they might perforate his stomach or intestines. 
BTW, nice looking Ridgeback puppy!
BTW, nice looking Ridgeback puppy!
Don't know. Recently realized I named him after an Italian poet from the 13th century. If you listen to those lyrics with that poet in mind, the song can have a very different meaning.
Always interesting to observe a dog listening to a nice sound system for the first time. Head, ears, eyes moving around to chase sound. Much as some fellow humans.
Cheers!
Nice, I guess some large monolytic open baffles were playing some chillout music in the background...
What, no? Just enjoying the sunshine?
By the way, did I tell you that I almost became a billionaire? That is, until I saw that the banknote I found in my parent's house basement is dated on 1993, the time of hyper-inflation...
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It is almost nothing compared to this:
Hungarian peng& - Wikipedia
Our world record is indisputable in this field.
Hungarian peng& - Wikipedia
Our world record is indisputable in this field.
We call those 'lady killers' in these parts. I'm glad Nelson and I have at least that in common. For him, it's amazing a brain that big can be supported on them there stilts. For me, not the same concern.
