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Re: Cryogenically treated audio components [message #26831 is a reply to message #26830] Thu, 24 March 2005 05:56 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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I have done tubes, makes a very nice difference in retrieval of inner detail and smoothness.

I havent done trans. by themselves and compared the differences, I have experimented with whole stuffed PCB's and cryo made a positive difference on those.

My son is building a gain clone, I think I'll have him build 2, 1 cryo'd and one not and compare the differences, I post results here in a month or so.

Regards,

Lee

 
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