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To do this tweak you first start by turning ON the gear and then unplugging the power cable from the ac outlet and then wait 24 hours BEFORE doing anything!!........
Next, when you take the top lid off your gear you can see all those cable wires connected to all the circuit boards inside your gear, on the circuit boards you can see all those cable wire's connectors connected to the circuit boards, these are the connectors you need to pull off. When pulling off these connectors you have to be VERY CAREFUL because you can bind these male connector pins on the circuit boards very easily so be careful when pulling these connectors off ! Some of these connectors have already been soldered to the circuit boards, in my amp, the darker color connectors were the ones that had already been soldered to the circuit boards. If the connector your trying to pull off does not come off pretty easily then your know its already been soldered to the circuit boards so don't miss with these connectors!.. Some of these connectors are behind the front face plate so don't forget to coat these male connector pins here too.
We used a toothpick to coat these male connector pins on the circuit boards, you only want to put a little bit on the tips of the connector pins on the circuit boards. If you used the small brush that comes in the QSG kit you might put too much of these stuff on the connector pins that's why we used a toothpick.
Inside some of the gear your see that some of the circuit boards are stacked on top of each other, you have to take off all the circuit boards to get to the connector pins there.
It takes about 6 months for these stuff to fully break-in.
If your looking for a way to help get the best sound out of your gear, then this tweak is for you!
What we like say around here is...after you've tried this tweak, there's no going back!! They are 40 of us that has tried this tweak so far and we all love it! The way this tweak helps bring the Artist into your ROOM is pretty amazing!
Only try this tweak with very cheap gear period!!! Even after we tested this stuff for three years with no problems, I still would NOT put this stuff on ANY High End gear period !!!..... Let's say you did put it on your High End gear and six months later you don't like the sound...how in the H*** do you get this stuff back OFF!!!!.......
To get all this stuff back off your High End gear, you would have to replace all the female connectors inside your gear and this would cost a lot money to replace all these connectors too...
This tweak has such a big effect on Mid-Fi gear that it might be.. "too much of a good thing" for your High End gear, causing the sound to go in the wrong direction...
This tweak is for somebody that don't have the money for High End gear but wants to get the "best sound" out of their low cost Mid-Fi gear. I thought they were a lot Mid-Fi users on this forum but there not BUT maybe there's a lot Mid-Fi users that look at this forum though...
More updates to come as this stuff fully breaks-in later on...
To do this tweak you first start by turning ON the gear and then unplugging the power cable from the ac outlet and then wait 24 hours BEFORE doing anything!!........
Next, when you take the top lid off your gear you can see all those cable wires connected to all the circuit boards inside your gear, on the circuit boards you can see all those cable wire's connectors connected to the circuit boards, these are the connectors you need to pull off. When pulling off these connectors you have to be VERY CAREFUL because you can bind these male connector pins on the circuit boards very easily so be careful when pulling these connectors off ! Some of these connectors have already been soldered to the circuit boards, in my amp, the darker color connectors were the ones that had already been soldered to the circuit boards. If the connector your trying to pull off does not come off pretty easily then your know its already been soldered to the circuit boards so don't miss with these connectors!.. Some of these connectors are behind the front face plate so don't forget to coat these male connector pins here too.
We used a toothpick to coat these male connector pins on the circuit boards, you only want to put a little bit on the tips of the connector pins on the circuit boards. If you used the small brush that comes in the QSG kit you might put too much of these stuff on the connector pins that's why we used a toothpick.
Inside some of the gear your see that some of the circuit boards are stacked on top of each other, you have to take off all the circuit boards to get to the connector pins there.
It takes about 6 months for these stuff to fully break-in.
If your looking for a way to help get the best sound out of your gear, then this tweak is for you!
What we like say around here is...after you've tried this tweak, there's no going back!! They are 40 of us that has tried this tweak so far and we all love it! The way this tweak helps bring the Artist into your ROOM is pretty amazing!
Only try this tweak with very cheap gear period!!! Even after we tested this stuff for three years with no problems, I still would NOT put this stuff on ANY High End gear period !!!..... Let's say you did put it on your High End gear and six months later you don't like the sound...how in the H*** do you get this stuff back OFF!!!!.......
To get all this stuff back off your High End gear, you would have to replace all the female connectors inside your gear and this would cost a lot money to replace all these connectors too...
This tweak has such a big effect on Mid-Fi gear that it might be.. "too much of a good thing" for your High End gear, causing the sound to go in the wrong direction...
This tweak is for somebody that don't have the money for High End gear but wants to get the "best sound" out of their low cost Mid-Fi gear. I thought they were a lot Mid-Fi users on this forum but there not BUT maybe there's a lot Mid-Fi users that look at this forum though...
More updates to come as this stuff fully breaks-in later on...
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