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These
unique devices are at the heart of every Bybee Slipstream and Effective
Audio plug-in "Instant Upgrade" product. Originally developed
(and still used) for military applications, this quantum purification
technology has proven that eliminating sub-audible noise—i.e., noise
unmeasurable by typical test-bench instruments--at the quantum mechanical
level produces previously unattainable resolution and beauty in home audio
and video. For more than ten years select Original Equipment Manufacturers
and elite custom upgrade specialists have used Bybee Quantum Purifiers to
enhance the performance of hundreds of highly regarded electronic
components and loudspeakers.
Experienced
audiophiles with knowledge of electronics and good soldering skills can
improve the sound of their system components at very reasonable cost by
installing Quantum Purifiers themselves*. Loudspeaker upgrades are even
easier.
*EFFECTIVE
AUDIO, JACK BYBEE, BYBEE TECHNOLOGIES, AND THE BYBEE CONNECTION ASSUME NO
LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES RELATED TO INCORRECT INSTALLATION OF ANY BYBEE
QUANTUM PURIFIER PRODUCTS.
Bybee Quantum Purifiers are cryogenically treated to enhance performance.
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Quantum Purifiers |
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SGD
135.00 SGD
270.00 per pair !
This
latest generation of the original Bybee Quantum Purifier is recommended in
any application where high current-handling capacity is desirable. It is
typically used in AC modifications, as well as in treating woofers and
other large loudspeaker transducers. Large Quantum Purifiers are specially
shielded against external RFI and EMF noise by the use of ERS Stealth
carbon fiber material.
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Specifications
| Length |
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2
inches |
| Diameter |
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1/2
inch |
| Leads |
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1
inch, 14 gauge copper |
| Current-handling |
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15
A |
| Voltage |
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>1000
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| Resistance |
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0.025
ohm |
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LQP
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| Small
Quantum Purifiers |
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SGD
150.00 SGD
270.00 per pair !
The
new-generation Slipstream Quantum Purifier incorporates newly developed
carbon fiber-based technology. It has replaced the original Small Quantum
Purifier, providing dramatically improved audio and video performance.
Slipstream Quantum Purifiers are typically used in low-current (<4 A)
AC circuits, non-AC analog and digital circuits, big-screen Tvs, and on
smaller midrange drivers and tweeters.
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Specifications
| Length |
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1
inches |
| Diameter |
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1/3
inch |
| Leads |
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1
inch, 18 gauge copper |
| Current-handling |
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4.3
A |
| Voltage |
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>1000
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| Resistance |
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0.025
ohm |
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SQP
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| Modification
Guidelines |
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Bybee
Quantum Purifiers have proven effective in numerous locations for every
type of audio/video component and loudspeaker. Among the most common are
AC power, audio/video inputs and outputs, and digital inputs and outputs.
A
good general principle for all installations is to place the Bybee Quantum
Purifier as near as possible to the destination end of the AC or signal
path.
It
is recommended to use the large purifiers for AC and loudspeaker
modifications if physical space permits. Where space is limited, for
instance with some source components, the small purifiers may be
substituted as long as the current flow through them and does not exceed
4.3 A. It is typically more convenient to use small purifiers in modifying
analog and digital circuits, although large purifiers may be used In those
applications if space permits. |
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Upgrades |
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The
simplest AC modification is to primary power: Place the purifiers
between the AC input -- typically an IEC socket -- and the
transformer input. For best results the recommended procedure is to
put a purifier on both the hot and the neutral leg; besides yielding
better sound, this will ensure full quantum purification even if the
component is connected to an incorrectly wired (out of polarity) AC
receptacle. If it is certain that the wall outlet is wired with
correct polarity, the purifier on the neutral leg may be omitted,
with some decrease in sonic performance. Note: If the equipment is
used in a location that has balanced AC power, both the hot and
neutral legs must be modified, and a third purifier on the ground
leg will result in optimal improvement.
The
amount of voltage passing through a purifier is inconsequential.
More important is the amount of current. The large purifiers are
rated for 15 A, the small for 4.3 A. (These ratings reflect the
capacity of the copper leads.)
An
even more effective AC treatment is to secondary power: Place
purifiers between the transformer and the rectification diodes. The
number of purifiers required may vary according to the circuit
design of the component. One purifier should be used for each
transformer tap utilized. Some users have reported even more
impressive results from placing purifiers after the diode bridge.
Note: Treating secondary power is NOT recommended for designs
utilizing tube rectification. In such cases it is preferable to
modify the primary AC input. Also, when trading secondary power in
tube amplifiers, DO NOT place a purifier on the filaments
transformer tap
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Audio,
Video, Digital Inputs / Outputs |
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For
optimum performance improvement with RCA jacks, connect a purifier
at (or as close as physically possible to) the positive terminal of
the jack, and a second purifier on the return leg. Treating only the
positive leg will also enhance performance, but to a lesser degree.
For
XLR balanced input jacks, both hot and neutral must be treated. For
XLR output jacks, best results will come from additionally treating
the ground -- although here too, the purifier for the ground may be
omitted, with some lessening of the performance improvement.
The
best results come from treating inputs and outputs. However, if that
approach is too expensive, excellent results can still be achieved.
As a rule, placing the purifiers at inputs is slightly more
effective than putting them on outputs. Note: When upgrading a
preamplifier, the input modification should be placed after the
selector switch, so that the input signals from all source
components get the benefit. In addition to the standard
modifications described above, there are other locations that can be
modified to further improve performance. Bybee Technologies can
provide consultation on these other performance-enhancing
modifications if a schematic for the circuit is available.
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Loudspeakers |
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Dynamic
loudspeakers
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best possible results are obtained by connecting a purifier at both
the positive and negative terminals of each driver. A less costly --
and less effective, although still worthwhile -- modification is to
place a large purifier at the positive and negative inputs to the
crossover network, so that all drivers get the benefit. If access to
the crossover is difficult, the large purifiers may be placed
between the end of the speaker cable and the positive and negative
input terminals. (Be careful to avoid a short between the positive
and negative input terminals.
Electrostatic
loudspeakers
: primary power can be treated as described
above. In addition, placing a purifier on the positive and negative
stator wires is even more effective. |
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Some
Additional Notes
For
all of the above examples, very good improvements can be realized even if
the purifiers for the negative side are omitted. A good compromise is to
put purifiers at each transducer's positive terminal and use a single
purifier at the negative crossover input or speaker terminal.
AC
wall outlets with a maximum current draw of 15 A or less may be modified
by placing a large purifier on both the positive and neutral connections.
This should be done only by a qualified electrician, as there is danger of
injury from electrical shock.
For more information, you can visit www.bybeeconnection.com.
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