here is a video featuring an a/b demo of the chordohmic transmission fluid. explanation starts at the 2m11sec mark with the listener in the demo seeming impressed at the 8m35sec mark.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtIwNRDr0kY
may i ask what did you think of the demonstrated a/b test ?Isn't transmission fluid what you put in a gearbox? Perhaps not at £20,000 per litre...
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.may i ask what did you think of the demonstrated a/b test ?
Maybe if you were in the room and if you listen very carefully but, I doubt it, a lot.In theory I can see how this works. But can you really hear the difference?
One of those cases where they have solved a problem that didn’t need solvingMaybe if you were in the room and if you listen very carefully but, I doubt it, a lot.
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Only one y to find out.....In theory I can see how this works. But can you really hear the difference?
There are many manufacturers producing goods to potentially kill any nasty effects that you haven't got in your system in the first place.One of those cases where they have solved a problem that didn’t need solving
i agree i could not detect a difference or improvement... the bloke in the demo was impressed though !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 can not understand how the 2nd stage "coating" does not scratch off when the plugs are inserted (?)In theory I can see how this works. But can you really hear the difference?
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.Wot a load of carp.
Proably not but, you can do that with a microfibre cloth and a drop of isopropanol, 9 quid a litre from Amazon.is it nonsense then to clean / keep clean your interconnect / speaker cable plugs and sockets ?
so this isopropanol does not damage gold, silver or rhodium plated plugs then ?Proably not but, you can do that with a microfibre cloth and a drop of isopropanol, 9 quid a litre from Amazon.
so this servisol does not damage gold, silver or rhodium plated plugs then ?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.
It doesn't. I've used it for years on everything electronic, even drilled a small hole in speaker relays to squirt it in to stop them being intermittent.so this servisol does not damage gold, silver or rhodium plated plugs then ?
is this product a cheaper version of deoxit then ?It doesn't. I've used it for years on everything electronic, even drilled a small hole in speaker relays to squirt it in to stop them being intermittent.
I don't know if Deoxit is as good or not. Servisol is cheap as well as tried and tested by me for more years than I care to remember!is this product a cheaper version of deoxit then ?
It won't harm silver and as for gold and rhodium, they are chemically inert, so nothing touches them.so this isopropanol does not damage gold, silver or rhodium plated plugs then ?
Sodium cyanide does a good job dissolving gold.It won't harm silver and as for gold and rhodium, they are chemically inert, so nothing touches them.
is this used in any contact "cleaners" ?!Sodium cyanide does a good job dissolving gold.
When something is dissolved, it is not modified chemically and can be recovered from the solvent. Mercury will also dissolve gold.Sodium cyanide does a good job dissolving gold.