Russ Andrews Zapperates the noise
The company says that the device, "developed in conjunction with mains experts, Ben Duncan and Paul Houlden, is designed to reduce the effects of radio frequency interference and audibly improve sound quality.
"The Zapperator uses a selection of very carefully chosen components in a tuned Zobel network to stably absorb RFI and reduce noise in the amplifier/speaker interface.
"Fitted to the loudspeaker's binding posts using stackable ‘piggy-back' banana plugs, the user can still use their speaker cable and connectors of choice. Alternatively, 6mm or 8mm spades can be fitted.
"The effect on the audio signal is one of reducing the noise floor, increasing the detail reproduction and presenting more natural sounding music."
The Zapperators cost £161 a pair, and are available with the usual 60-day money back guarantee.
Comments
I wish I could 'zapperate' the price! Too steep!
Needs to be tested, but this may well adversely colour the sound.
I mean good quality cable like Chord Silverscreen is already designed to cut out electrical and other interference no?
Looks like it, yes.
so if you had biwireable speakers would you need two set then?
It's hard not to be cynical about a product named 'The Zapperator'