restorer-john
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I remember the Tice clock.
Just a Micronta (RS) jumbo digit LED clock. LOL.
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Tice TPT Enhanced Line Conditioner Review
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Just a Micronta (RS) jumbo digit LED clock. LOL.
HiI remember the Tice clock.
I actually met the designer, George Tice, at a New York Audio Society meeting, back in the days .. Late 80's perhaps... I believe "TPT" stands for Tice Pulse Treatment ... and it was a proprietary method to "reprogram", his words, the electrons, so that they can move in a more organized or was it "orderly" fashion
... I believe either The Absolue Sound or Stereophile did reviews some of his products...AND so did ASR Peace.
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restorer-john
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I actually met the designer, George Tice, at a New York Audio Society meeting, back in the days .. Late 80's perhaps... I believe "TPT" stands for Tice Pulse Treatment ... and it was a proprietary method to "reprogram", his words, the electrons, so that they can move in an more organized or was it "orderly" fashion
Peace.
Unbelievable what drugs will do to someone's brain.
I keep trying but to no avail... The drugs that is...LoL.
Did these guys start out in hair care products and decide to broaden their line to include AC line level enhancement which would be genius? Pure genius!
restorer-john
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I saw a whacked out meth-head trying to 'conduct' the traffic at a busy roundabout yesterday. Waving his arms around and yelling. Completely off his chops.
I live in the core of a city of ~1 million and I see it everyday and sometimes right outside at the bus stop ODing. I really should carry naloxone stuff for them. The shrinks have me on so much what is boring dope I consider cannabis and booze to be pretty minor.
I've had my share of this and that over the years, and I have never once tried to make electrons move in an "orderly fashion". Just saying.
Going around those corners at light speed must be something...LoL.
That and stopping and starting.
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Yes, seems that the coil should have given them a nice increasing and decreasing radius turn to smooth things.Going around those corners at light speed must be something...LoL.
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The Tice Clock
Every audiophile worth his salt had one, or at least an original Radio Shack one because a lot of guys swore it “worked just as well.”
Photo: Audio Den / Nesconset, NY
Every audiophile worth his salt had one, or at least an original Radio Shack one because a lot of guys swore it “worked just as well.”
Photo: Audio Den / Nesconset, NY
That is instantly replaced by a ball of wire buried in horse sh_t.
He wasn't wrong
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I’d like to see somebody take on Shakti Stones or Stein Music Harmonizers next. Or any product on the Machine Dynamica website I linked earlier. Or Synergistic Research power products for that matter.
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If you want a chuckle (or a gag reflex):
www.theabsolutesound.com
Stein Music Harmonizer System - The Absolute Sound
Stein Music Harmonizer System -
www.theabsolutesound.com
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Forcing electrons to move in an orderly fashion sounds like audio fascism.
Bob Fulton started the wire insanity - he produced “Fulton,Brown”, essentially heavy gauge +/- 12 ZIP,Cord and “Fulton Gold” - basically arc welding cable.
I was on The Cable Company site to show a friend that speaker cables could cost $25,000 per set and she did not believe me. Turns out I was incorrect! The highest price turned out to be $71,000! Holy Cow!
The Gold was described by Nelson Pass as, besides for speakers, it could be used for “welding and pulling stumps”!
Bob was a real character who died too early… he was a friend whom I still miss.
I was on The Cable Company site to show a friend that speaker cables could cost $25,000 per set and she did not believe me. Turns out I was incorrect! The highest price turned out to be $71,000! Holy Cow!
The Gold was described by Nelson Pass as, besides for speakers, it could be used for “welding and pulling stumps”!
Bob was a real character who died too early… he was a friend whom I still miss.
Love to adventure, no matter the cost...
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