Yes they thought it would trash the CD player but it was in a magazine.
So they didn't care..they let it thaw out for a few days to make sure the condensation had gone.
I remember them switching it on using an extension lead..😀
Such is the mad world of Audio..
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M. Gregg
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Is this a DIY buildable unit?
Not really because of availability of ingredients.
What is your intention..ie to market the item or release it used for free DIY but not commercial gain..
Some free samples, else wise manufactured by the million/billion.
Testing so far points to friend of friend exponential self marketing.
I am mainly aiming at the family home stereo/home theatre environment, iPod/iPhone headphones is another huge market.
OEM in a whole range of applications is further included.
The point is economical and better sound/video for the world....I have spent very long time to be ensure that this is a good improvement for all......I do understand the moral of the King Midas fable.
The reason I ask is this a possible Bybee replacement<<oups!
Or perhaps the answer to the thread?
BQP might be dead in the water, for price/mass production capability reasons.
NB it doesn't need to be ferrous to be inductive..
Simple induction is not the effect I think.
Dan.
😀
Here is an example
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CCgQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.russandrews.com%2Fimages%2Farticles%2F50TipsBookletSingles.pdf&ei=7l6iVcP-HsGR7AbE1oi4DA&usg=AFQjCNEBrL9xTwfauTQNcRlM8SWL3z7cIQ&bvm=bv.97653015,d.ZGU
I notice the freeze your CD's is in here as well..
OK so here is a question if and its an if Cryo treatment works if you Cryo treat the roll of wire before you wind an output transformer will it be better? Or do you Cryo treat the completed Tx?
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M. Gregg
Here is an example
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CCgQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.russandrews.com%2Fimages%2Farticles%2F50TipsBookletSingles.pdf&ei=7l6iVcP-HsGR7AbE1oi4DA&usg=AFQjCNEBrL9xTwfauTQNcRlM8SWL3z7cIQ&bvm=bv.97653015,d.ZGU
I notice the freeze your CD's is in here as well..
OK so here is a question if and its an if Cryo treatment works if you Cryo treat the roll of wire before you wind an output transformer will it be better? Or do you Cryo treat the completed Tx?
Regards
M. Gregg
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Ah a new pyramid marketing/ponzi scam. Yeah, they always end well for the creator and not the saps.
There is no idea so stupid that you can't find audiophiles to believe it. "Cryo" is a sure-fire signal that you're dealing a con artist (seller) and a moron (buyer).
I see a Mooly listening test on the horizon,
Chips recorded before and after Cryo treatment.😀
Then complete circuit board before and after Cryo treatment.
Then just to please me chips before and after covering in candle wax..perhaps with complete circuit coated and warmed with a hair dryer..
So it soaks in..
Regards
M. Gregg
Chips recorded before and after Cryo treatment.😀
Then complete circuit board before and after Cryo treatment.
Then just to please me chips before and after covering in candle wax..perhaps with complete circuit coated and warmed with a hair dryer..
So it soaks in..
Regards
M. Gregg
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Hi Pano,
What did he Cryo treat?
Was it components PCB's or other?
And how was the Liquid Nitrogen used? were the components dipped or dropped in or was the nitrogen poured over the parts?
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M. Gregg
So, BQP = BSE which may equal mumetal
Glad to see video is now in the mix, they deserve it.😀
Also, I'm still having difficulties noticing enhancements thru my iphone. I'll probably switch to to testing with speakers, CD players and amplifiers.
Glad to see video is now in the mix, they deserve it.😀
Also, I'm still having difficulties noticing enhancements thru my iphone. I'll probably switch to to testing with speakers, CD players and amplifiers.
Surely noticing a difference is the first step. Second step is whether the difference is preferred?
I would think,
If you can't hear it through headphones which are more discerning....
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M. Gregg
Sorry but knowing what the effect is would be critical to development I would have thought as would be measurements to check that delusion is not a contributing factor.
Let me hazard a guess this product would be sold to audiophiles and by bespoke audiophile outlets...
Taking a PCB and its components to below -190deg C, interesting, probably a bit silly but interesting, of course the first thing to do would be check the specification of all the components to check they can handle the temperature.
I don't know of any components that can take that kind of temperature on paper.
So its just an exercise taking into account if you can't afford to lose it then you don't do it. The use of an electronic freeze spray is probably better or the freezer.
Just for interest
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-11875131
But what about satellites?
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M. Gregg
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That's a fair point, but preconceptions are only unintelligent when they aren't based on experience and background. I've looked at it in the past when it was being touted, read the literature, and came away with the conclusions that the only good data indicating a positive effect was the austenite-martensite transition. And there were some plausible tales of actual negative effects on components that had metal-to-glass or metal-to-ceramic seals.
If Pano has good data from good experiments, that would be interesting.
Hummm,
You might have answered a question about this picture:
http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/3285/imgph7847nphonolt6.jpg
So is it an idea to go round resistors after fitment and seal the ends?
Here is another:
https://audionote.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/p9271085.jpg
Regards
M. Gregg
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