Densen De Magic Demagnetizer

[wen1979 0]

anyone tried this before?

 

rom the manufacturer:

Some years ago we discovered that a strong signal from a signal generator sent through the signal path of an amplifier had a positive effect on the sound. A year later, having experimented with complex signals, we found an algorithm of signals that gave a stunning improvement in soundstage, transparency, details and dynamics for audio systems.

The reason behind this is that the small magnets in the signal-path become, with time, orientated in one direction. This produces a detrimental effect on the signal. The DeMagic signal actually relocates the magnets, and thereby breaks the magnetic field and it's negative effect on the sound.

In 1997 the University of Seoul, Korea, carried out scientific tests that definitely proved the theory behind the DeMagic signal, and today the DeMagic is a must for any serious audiophile and music lover. 

 

http://www.densen.dk/DEMAGIC/TNT.htm

[ical 0]

I've tried most in the market, so far the best for me is Marigo Audio Signature 3-D Mat (available at Musiclink) and Millennium Audio M-CD Mat Carbon (available at Audio Basic). They work as well as they said. I still use them for my stereo.

 

http://www.marigoaudio.com/

http://www.m-puck.de/intercdmattenseite.htm

 

I also use Acoustic Revive Demagnetizer RD-3 to treat my cd. Work like magic.

 

http://www.acoustic-revive.com/english/rd3/rd3_01.html

Edited January 29, 2009 by ical

[ical 0]

You can also check out SK-EX Electrostatic Excluder. They're the OEM company that design the well known Furutech Destat. However SK-EX Electrostatic Excluder work way better but only available in their domestic market or from the web. Japanese always keep the best products for their own people. I got mine from Audio Basic which they brought from Tokyo Hifi Show.

 

http://store.acousticsounds.com/browse_det...?Title_ID=48790

http://www.furutech.com/a2008/product2.asp?prodNo=265