LOL... I tried my ’cheap alternative’ refrigerator magnetic erase sheet under my main preamp. ahh a little too close... So I added another 1/4" spacer from shelf to underside of preamp. better. Added some baggies of ’treated’ quartz bits on top of the magnet pad. gain in clarity now balanced with a bit of warmth. good. Then today I added it (cheating) by slipping a magnetic pad under the glass shelf to test, on my Marantz SA-10. Nothing zero effect. So I took it back out. The SA-10 chassis is copper, not steel. so I wonder if the mat is too far away to affect the circuit board? where with a steel chassis, the steel creates some effect to the circuit boards when the magent is under it? well not gonna move the SA-10 to just bother.
As time has gone by, I am thinking the innards of the Magic paper is a sheet of Sendust, or EMI paper.. Most likely. Since I can buy that for $40.. it may be my next area of messing around.The curious thing with all the praise. no need to move it around, or changes not quite right, and having to adjust. Always perfect and wonderful. (curiously, the last time I complained about this very problem, a post was made having just that! What a coincidence! magic posting as well as magic paper, no joke) Which, means it is plenty of hypnosis. Nothing real happening except money floating away. So I agree with oldtech0, nothing to see there except you money vanishing... On the other hand, the product may work in some, maybe even many cases. the problem is it is not gonna work magic every time. Just is NOT.
So all the praise becomes a pile of fan mail?? Anyway, 34 pages of pure gush. One would think it was a real product? (But note the sort of products that get these magic endless threads.. Crazy sheet no one in their right mind would pay a nickel for.. Black goo to paint on your xxxxx, cure your infertility.. Odd isn’t it. making money by hypnotizing the folks who can fall for a good story. Cool!
