Snake oil??


Well, on March 8th, at the age of 64, I suffered a mild stroke. I have felt that things were returning to normal for the last few weeks. Now I’m not so sure. I just reviewed an email that came to me from Agon about a mysterious substance involving something called 3-Dimensional Enhancer, the NPS 1260. It claims to cure literally all my audio problems for the low price of $599. Is this some leftover April Fools thing or am I having some sort of stroke relapse?   I’m hoping that MC has some form to sage advice for this conundrum. 
sawdustguy

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@millercarbon,

+1 on contact enhancer. I use Acoustic Revive ECI-50 at $150 for 50 ml. Aything but snake oil and your description  of the benefits is spot-on.
Not that I have compared the two: there is another graphene paste from madscientistaudio.com in NZ which comes at a much more accessible price with similar acclaim. I chose to order it after having had a very good experience with Acoustic Revive ECI-50 spray which follows a similar approach. Will report on results once I receive it.
Have now applied Madscientistadio.com’s Graphene Contact Enhancer with great results. I started with Caig Deoxit Gold, moved on to Acoustic Revive ECI-50 spray and now applied the above to the same contacts. In each step there was a clear improvement: it manifests itself in a perceived pickup of music‘s rhythm and pace. There is perception of better dynamics and clarity along with a reduction of graininess and sibilance, everything appears more immediate and less forced. The Madscientist Audio material needs to be applied in small quantities: when I put too much on the RJ45 connector to the router, the signal stopped until I removed most of it. Compared to the Acoustic Revive, the effect was greatest when treating fuses and mains leads. Highly recommended.