CD cleaning solution to improve sound?

[Hi-Fi ve]

When they say, “There’s a sucker born every minute.” it must be based on real life events. Otherwise companies won’t be coming up with products like this anymore. I don't believe it but love to hear from those who have done ABX.

Here’s a CD cleaning and treatment solution that claim all sorts of sound improvements and it looks like just another one of those tweak products.

$65 and $16 for those little bottles!

Review by Enjoy The Music.

Try their white paper. It’s somewhat interesting (in a different way). I might have missed it but so far I didn’t see any measurements to compare. If any of you do, please let it be seen.

 

[mtrycrafts]

When they say, “There’s a sucker born every minute.” it must be based on real life events. Otherwise companies won’t be coming up with products like this anymore. I don't believe it but love to hear from those who have done ABX.

Here’s a CD cleaning and treatment solution that claim all sorts of sound improvements and it looks like just another one of those tweak products.
$65 and $16 for those little bottles!

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DBT? What for? What could it possibly do to alter the digital signal off the CD?
It certainly cannot alter it in an intelligent manner, change this bit because it just didn't sound right, or the next one because it didn't decay fast enough

There is no technical merit to them unless the disc had smudges and needs cleaning with soapy water, etc.

Do we DBt a CD demagnetizer too?

 

[fmw]

No need to worry. I'm sure there are plenty of high end audio magazines that are standing in line to do a "peer review."

 

[Halon451]

Snake oil in a bottle... it's so silly it's actually palpable.

 

[aberkowitz]

Could somebody please explain to me what the *bleep* is meant by a "tightening of space around instruments and voices"???

 

[fmw]

Could somebody please explain to me what the *bleep* is meant by a "tightening of space around instruments and voices"???

Of course not. It is high end subjective magazine equipment review babble. It is not meant to be understood, only believed.

 

[Adam]

Could somebody please explain to me what the *bleep* is meant by a "tightening of space around instruments and voices"???

I'm not positive, but I think that's industry-speak for "widening the space between suckers and their money."

 

[Rickster71]

No, I'll stick with my Dilithium crystals, and green marker...thank you.

 

[aberkowitz]

I'm not positive, but I think that's industry-speak for "widening the space between suckers and their money."

I really cannot believe people fall for crap like this, but you gotta give the manufacturer credit. If he can get a whole ton of people to fall for this crap and pay him for it, then he deserves every cent of profit!

 

[darien87]

It says that if you buy the product and don't like it, you can return it for a full refund including shipping, plus $5 for your time. I should do it just so I can get the free $5 out of the guy.

 

[Adam]

It says that if you buy the product and don't like it, you can return it for a full refund including shipping, plus $5 for your time. I should do it just so I can get the free $5 out of the guy.

I believe that guarantee about as much as I believe that the product will make my CDs sound better.

However, if you do get the extra $5, good for you!

 

[jamie2112]

What a load of crap that is. The ONLY cleaning solution that really makes a difference would be the ear drops to clean out the wax in your ears. And I bet that works better than a 100 bottle of "audio miracle" the things people come up with to rip off "audiophiles" is amazing,. I hope nobody is buying this crap.

 

[Hi-Fi ve]

I hope nobody is buying this crap.

Too late.
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?topic=52185.0

 

[mtrycrafts]

Could somebody please explain to me what the *bleep* is meant by a "tightening of space around instruments and voices"???

another possible explanation is that the instruments and vocals are packed into a smaller space so you get a pinpoint accuracy of their location, all in one tight little spot, or, perhaps in a Quantum Dot spot.

 

[fmw]

Too late.
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?topic=52185.0

Ah, there is nothing so reliable in high end audio as the power of suggestion.

 

[gliz]

absolute hogwash

 

[jamie2112]

Too late.
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?topic=52185.0

Well there are audio suckers born every .0087 seconds...