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Dakiom Feedback Stabilizers............

This is the best tweak I have ever come across!, www.dakiom.com , it does less harm to the music than the Bybee's does......... I have these connected to all my components, these are a must have for all music lovers out there.......Richard
rpatrick
tin_cup
81 posts
 
Mdhoover, I have been telling people about QuickSilver and Dakiom feedback stabilizers for awhile now on these forums, these two products really do work! The QuickSilver is amazing on video too, their cables at www.xtremeCables.com are really great too.
tin_cup
81 posts
 
I found some feedback on these Dakiom feedback stabilizers on another forum... www.audiocircle.com/circles/viewtopic.php?t=7918
tin_cup
81 posts
 
This link works.... http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/viewtopic.php?t=7918
tin_cup
81 posts
 
Here's more on their new 203 series stabilizers........ http://www.echoloft.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/YaBB.cgi?board=hifigeneral&action=display&num=1124249404
timdeller
16 posts
 
Unfortunately in my system the Dakiom R203 gave a slightly muted sound. I tried hooking it up in different ways but no difference. I tried different recordings with simmilar effects. I thought that my system would be an ideal candidate for this technology because it is fairly low fidelity, being a Pioneer DV-45a universal player and a Headroom Maxed Out Home headphone amp with Sennheiser HD-650s. I wanted this tweak to work but unfortunately it didn't help me.
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