Item Condition: Good
Shipping Options: Pickup available but audition is not available.,Shipping is available at agreed cost.
Suburb or Town: Freshwater
State: NSW
Payment Method: EFT, Cash on pickup
Reason for selling: Duplicates
Further Information:
For sale are two MA203 audio feedback stabilizers and one R103 audio output stabilizer. Selling as these are excess to my needs. I already own a set of these and am very happy with their performance. Below are extracts from the internet.
In summary, the MA203s cleared the sonic window and provided a more live feeling to the music. They allow me to hear more details while maintaining the harmonic richness that I love. They did seem to remove a layer of distortion or lower the noise floor that allowed the music to flow more naturally. Most importantly, they have made the music more coherent, neutral, and believable and must be considered a bargain at their price".
“The short version of this review is simply that the DakiOm feedback stabilizers work exceptionally well. Their performance is consistent, uniform, additive, affordable and pre-eminently musical. There was not a single application in which the DakiOm failed to satisfy—no, better yet, delight. They are versatile accessories that soon become staple necessities on the audio train”.
Connect the wires from the Feedback Stabilizer to the amplifier's speaker terminals. (The idea is to piggyback the Stabilizer onto the speaker terminals.) The red wire from the stabilizer goes to the red (+) speaker terminal. The black wire from the stabilizer goes to either black (-) speaker terminal.
Make sure you connect the Stabilizer directly to the speaker terminals (or as close as possible for best results).
Edited 19 minutes ago by Timv
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