Another new sound system

[bosshoss]

I can't wait to hear the new standard!

Any night this week except Thursday is ok with me.

 

[bosshoss]

Anyone who wants a Nuclear Upgrade should "like" this post. And please PM me your mailing address if you haven't already. It will take me at least 2 weeks to amass a sufficiently large Nuclear Stockpile. The Nuclear Upgrade will consist of one Nuclear Strange Matter brick, some Nuclear STB sheets, and some Nuclear cable wrap. It will be smaller, but it will have more power than multiple Platinum Packs. This will probably be the last giveaway for a while. I don't think there's any possibility to develop a stonger product than Nuclear STB.

 

[bosshoss]

I think I have made an amazing discovery, to do with playback of vinyl records. So far, I think it's totally insane, but I need to make sure.

 

[bosshoss]

Yes it is incredible, at least on the kitchen system. I can't check the big system. It involves an STB Nuclear coated turntable mat. It's incredible. It seems to block all the motor / electronic crud from coming up and polluting the tonearm and cartridge. Also acts as anti-vibration, but with a potency never before known in this galaxy. STB Nuclear appears to be sent directly to earth from audio heaven. The bass!!!

 

[bosshoss]

Here is the Nuclear Mat

 

[bosshoss]

A note about STB magnetic cable wrap :

I have been removing lots of STB Diamond wrap from the data cables, that I only wrapped a few days ago. The reason : STB Nuclear is so much better than Diamond. The glue does not come off cleanly, and if you want to end up with a clean result you have to use turps. If you're going to wrap Nuclear on straight away, there's no need to clear the glue specks, just leave them there and cover with Nuclear wrap. I suggest waiting until you have the Nuclear cable wraps. Don't bother putting any of the lesser wraps on your cables, you may have to remove them like I did.

Use the lesser grade (non-Nuclear) wraps for the underside of amplifiers and other equipment, or for non-critical areas of the breaker box, unused AC wall outllets etc.

I would not wrap expensive cables with any of the STB cable wraps. Start with a cheap-ish cable (very cheap power cables work well), you'll probably get a great result, maybe just as good as the expensive cable.

 

[Frantic]

Here is the Nuclear Mat

NOW THAT IS SWEET!!!

 

[Frantic]

Here is the Nuclear Mat

but does it desolve the dirt in the grooves?

 

[Frantic]

can a regular mat be placed on top of the nuclear mat so the rekkid doesn't get scratched?

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

What about wrapping Nuclear on top of a lesser STB?

 

[bosshoss]

What about wrapping Nuclear on top of a lesser STB?

Yes that's perfectly ok. The only downside is that you could have 2x Nuclear instead of 1x lesser + 1x Nuclear. That's hard to live with once you've heard Nuclear.

 

[bosshoss]

can a regular mat be placed on top of the nuclear mat so the rekkid doesn't get scratched?

Yes, you could but a far better soloution would be to paint PVA woodworking glue over the top of the Nuclear mat. Dries to a smooth finish, and does not affect the Nuclear formula. Nuclear is already much smoother than Platinum or Diamond because it contains only fine particle size ingredients.

The Nuclear Mat is based on an fo.Q turntable mat.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/383184226990?epid=1358280533&hash=item59378f4aae:g:K78AAOSwtUFdkfW-

 

[bosshoss]

I had a visit from the electrician who installed our electrical system when the house was built. I need him to fix the lights which are still wonky due to all the STB? I'm not really sure what's causing it.

Anyway, he said the house had extremely high quality, stable voltage readings. He seemed a little puzzled by the unexpected readings. When I showed him what I'm doing, he agreed to install several Nuclear bricks directly into the mains, when he returns to fix the lights. That may be a while, because one of the dimmer units has to be replaced.

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

That supports your theory about STB stopping micro fluctuations!

 

[Sebastian]

This may not be what anyone of you enjoy listening to: but I just played the "Secret Treaties" LP by Blue Oyster Cult (orig Holland release). The sound quality and instrument separation is ridiculous. If you've got a copy and an STB treated (ha!) system, give it a spin.

 

[bosshoss]

This may not be what anyone of you enjoy listening to: but I just played the "Secret Treaties" LP by Blue Oyster Cult (orig Holland release). The sound quality and instrument separation is ridiculous. If you've got a copy and an STB treated (ha!) system, give it a spin.

I bought that LP when I was 19, in 1974. At the time, I liked the artwork and the song titles better than the actual music. Listened to it again now, and really enjoyed it. You're right, Sebastian. I still like the same 3 songs that appealed to me in 1974 - Dominance and Submission, Harvester Of Eyes and ME262. But now I keep hearing Radio Birdman in every track, and it's amazing how much of their sound comes from BOC. Back in 1974, I had never heard RB of course.

 

[bosshoss]

That supports your theory about STB stopping micro fluctuations!

Voltage fluctuations, that is. Yes I am sure the enhanced conductive properties of STB would have a beneficial effect on voltage regularity.

 

[Sebastian]

But now I keep hearing Radio Birdman in every track, and it's amazing how much of their sound comes from BOC. Back in 1974, I had never heard RB of course.

Yeah, Radio Birdman must've been really into BOC. I heard Radio Birdman before I heard BOC so it was quite an "aha" moment once I noticed it.

 

[Laurent Bigot]

Yeah, Radio Birdman must've been really into BOC. I heard Radio Birdman before I heard BOC so it was quite an "aha" moment once I noticed it.

Same here except the prog side of BOC always kept me from digging them (I really tried). Radio B left that garbage out of the picture.

 

[Rythmn Boy]

It's tangential, but this discussion inspired me to listen to the Trans 262 (ME 262) EP. Not a bad record