chord company chordohmic transmission fluid.

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In theory I can see how this works. But can you really hear the difference?
 

Friesiansam

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In theory I can see how this works. But can you really hear the difference?
Maybe if you were in the room and if you listen very carefully but, I doubt it, a lot.

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Not a lot but, given the quality of the sound in the video, that's not surprising. And, I did use my DAC/amp and headphones I reserve for music, not the ones I normally use for games and YT videos.

i agree i could not detect a difference or improvement... the bloke in the demo was impressed though !
 
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Wot a load of carp.

the idea of the product is to improve conductivity. 1st stage of treatment is to clean the plugs / sockets with the 2nd part a "coating" to improve conductivity.

its a similar idea to using deoxit cleaner then the deoxit gold enhancer.

is it nonsense then to clean / keep clean your interconnect / speaker cable plugs and sockets ?
 

TrevC

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You don't usually need jungle juice of any description for any plugs and sockets unless you dug them out of the ground or found them on a skip, in which case you buy some Servisol to squirt at them. Chord are full of it.
 
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Proably not but, you can do that with a microfibre cloth and a drop of isopropanol, 9 quid a litre from Amazon.

so this isopropanol does not damage gold, silver or rhodium plated plugs then ?
 
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You don't usually need jungle juice of any description for any plugs and sockets unless you dug them out of the ground or found them on a skip, in which case you buy some Servisol to squirt at them. Chord are full of it.

so this servisol does not damage gold, silver or rhodium plated plugs then ?
 

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