MicroMara

I am from Germany and unfortunately I am not familiar with these types of abbreviations. If "FYEO" means something good, I would like to know, even if it should be something bad or even very bad that relates to me, I would like to If you have felt harassed by me in any way, I hereby apologize.

Once again a really very last statement regarding "Contact Enhancement"...... Conditioning the contact surfaces with "CT" minimizes the contact resistance on all types of connectors (XLR / RCA / loudspeaker / digital etc.). The result - your hi-fi / high-end system plays to the point - precise, open, with a stage. "CT" achieves a significantly higher performance. And this with every system. Mostly, hi-fi and high-end combinations transmit signals less than 0.000001 volts. So incredibly small signals. A good MC phonotone cell e.g. produces maximum 0.4 mV. Assuming a dynamic range of 60dB, the smallest signal is less than 1 trillionth of a volt. Even with normal XLR or RCA connections, the smallest signal components are in the pico-volt range, i.e. at 10-12 or 0,000,000,000,001 volts. The decisive factor in the transmission of LF signals is that it is the last percent that really interests us. Because this last percent contains the sonically interesting details such as spatiality, fine coloring, fine dynamics. If these details are not transmitted, we will hear music. What touches, goosebumps, airiness, sense of space, grip is not felt. Best regards MicroMara

One last piece of information about the Contact Enhancer Before: Is between the two contact surfaces Dirt and oxide layer embedded, there is only a few direct contact points...... After : The contact agent has removed the dirt and the missing parts with atoms refilled. Over the whole contact area is now a positive connection is established. The improvement in contact quality is considerable.

My next project is the development of WiFi electricity ......😎 😎 😎

My cables for loudspeakers are not only made for classic stereo as 12 x 12 mm2 single> single wire, but also as single> bi wire versions of 2 x 12 mm2> 4 x 6mm2 . So I can also go with my cables over long distances up to 20 m, with almost lossless transmission. therefore my cables are also ideal for use with 5.1 > 13.2 surround systems . Regards MicroMara 😎

The coils were matt after 4 years, at least on the surface. However, current only flows on the surfaces of a coil. You would have to measure how and whether the current flow from an untreated to a treated coil changes. However, my focus is now to deal intensively with the new external crossover for the Rf7 MK II. The new, wider and deeper housings are already in the works, I think they will be completed in a good 14 days.

In this example you can see on the lower copper coil in the switch how it looks, at least visually, once before and once after wetting the contact fluid

The "Contact Enhancer" linked by me is used as follows. As a stopper on the bottle there is a small swab in the liquid line at the end of the stopper. All Cichkabel / XLR cables are wetted on the plugs and sockets, both inside and outside. The same is done with his electronics ... on all Chinch / XLR / Digital / KoAx / Terminla pole terminals on the speaker, the contacts of the speaker cables, i.e. bananas, spades, angled banana plugs, etc. Also the cold device sockets to network players, CDP / AMP / Phono / so everywhere. Then reassemble the system 😂 I do not give a sound rating, nor a guarantee that everyone will hear / perceive in his chain ... so I would like to know if someone of you tried it out, what happens there or not .....

I thank you very much for your appreciation for the cables. I get the raw material from one of the leading manufacturers of industrial cables. The specialty of the loudspeaker cables and jumpers is that they all have a copper cable cross section of 12mm2 per phase, including the jumpers. Therefore my MK II is fired with a total of 4 x 12mm2 = 48 mm2. These speaker cables have no inherent sound but only transpose "energy" due to their cross-sections 😎 MicroMara

In phase 2 of the project, the original insulation material was exchanged for one of the insulation materials currently available, which binds air and structure-borne noise. As a result, the crossover built into the rear of the housing is less of a structure-borne noise than the mid-low woofer. The chassis have more interior volume, the damping factor of the new material has made the inner housing "dust". I would almost like to describe the positive acoustic effects as "dramatic". MicroMara

t is a German company and is called ViaBlue. It is a subsidiary of the "Summer Cables". These are worldwide equipment suppliers for studio and stage technology acoustics https://viablue.de/de/index.php 😎 MicroMara

I also develop and manufacture power cables as well as speaker cables and jumpers in / for my friends. My RF 7 MK II is supplied with 12mm2 copper cross-section per phase at the bi-wire terminal ....

Dear Sir, it is a pity that the discussion here is still about the fluid. The modification of the RF 7 MK II consisted of 5 stages, the use of the fluid was, so to speak, only the point on the i. You only need to read the opening post again which expansion level had which weighting. Here is a link to a German HiFi online shop where you can buy it. It happens to be a good friend of mine. Hope this link is working ...... http://www.hifizubehoer24.de/epages/61644966.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61644966/Products/"Contact Enhancer 2ml" 😎 But don't order them all at once, if you want to try it out for yourself, I don't know the stocks ..... Keep in touch .........

If you mean the fluidum (?) You are right .... The fluidum works only through electricity. And of course .... a good wine always takes time and this thread too .... Thanks and regards

If you mean the fluidum (?) You are right .... The fluidum works only through electricity. And of course .... a good wine always takes time and this thread too .... Thanks and regards

Hello CECAA850 🙂 what confuses exactly, I try to answer all ambiguities ... but I'm not a physicist. Everything I modify with the RF 7 MK II is based on my personal experience, well over 40 years in private use. I am not (yet) doing this professionally, but would be an option ...

Hello Billybob 🙂 I've only been in the community for a good 30 hours. Actually I thought that my thread would hardly interest a person ..... I think I was probably wrong ... Thanks and regards

Hello Glens, what exactly makes you confused? Thanks and regards

Hello Randyh 🙂 It is not a deoxite ... I do not know the chemical composition of the fluid, but my wife is a qualified chemist by profession and comes from physical chemistry, so the use of chemical fluids to optimize the flow of electrons in copper structures is not a voodoo for her. These fluids are used in many technical areas today ... Thanks and regards

Hello Babadono, I already know Youthman and DeanG from the community, but have never had any contact with them. I'm curious if and when they will notice my thread ... Thanks and regards

Thank you for your attention

The other day I did a sound check with "Berhard Allsison's" "Chills & Thrills" ". My music room has a ceiling height of 5.60 m from the second third of the 35 mm2 room. I use an analog sound level meter. .I reached 105 dB, without room modes and resonances. It was a life concert in my music room. It was an indescribable acute experience.

Finally, I also treated the RF 7 MK II crossover, so the boards copper coils and contacts of all resistors and capacitors, with the NASA Contact Enhancer. The result was impressive as you can see

The Horn Tweeter as well as the Mid/Bass Woofer tuning with physically chemical NASA Contact Enhancers which optimize the current flow and act in the copper structures. All copper coils were treated with NASA Contact Enhancer.....This application has massively improved the step response and the pulse speed of the chassis. Now you can perhaps understand why I am so enthusiastic about my RF 7 MK II in the opening post

Here are some of the modifications inside the Rf 7 MK II housing