Bybee Audio tweeks. IQSE

By the way the position  and the number of the magnets on the batteries of my cabled grid relatively  to the speakers makes a great deal of difference in the holographic sound field...It takes a little experiment to gain a sound field that is no more between the speakers but in the air around your head...

Wow! I just read the description of the Stein Music Harmonizer... It seems that my battery+magnets stones and crystals cabled connected grid has something in common...I am glad that someone has a similar idea before my experiment...I am not the only glad fool in town...

The good news is that my grid make the same thing that the harmonizer do, music float before me and does not come from the speakers...All is better, timbre,imaging etc... The price of my grid is way,way, lower than the price of the Stein apparatus...I cannot afford costly gear or products...Thanks GeoffKait for the information really... 

Acoustic revive suggested quartz for electrical central panel... It inspire me to treat all my house electrical grid with some different stones...With success...I will check SteinMusic Harmonizer, much  thanks GeoffKait...

I’m all for it. Hats off to you!! If I’m not mistaken SteinMusic did something with crystals and electricity but I don’t recall the details. The SteinMusic Harmonizer. There’s someone else who sells a lot of crystal stuff for the electrical grid, can’t think of his name. Most of my crystal products are actually for resonance control. 

I trust you about your precedence in this business for sure...I read your thread and about your products in the beginning of my experiments and about Bybee also.... What do you think about my grid of connected varied stones by cables dynamised by batteries and magnets, this passive grid superposed on the active audio grid ?what do you think about my using of stones all along the house electrical grid?  Have you ever try that?

I also explained the quantum mechanics of the Intelligent Chip to Jack Bybee over the phone. Brilliant Pebbles was the very first comprehensive suite of crystal based products for audio applications. The were officially introduced in 2003. No one else had a commercial product that addressed a multitude of problems. Acoustic Revive came alongmuch later. Brilliant Pebbles, accept no substitutes! 

There is no coincidence, but is Bybee already used crystals before that in any of his product product? Is Acoustic Revive was using crystals 14 years ago? The first time i read about that was Unclestu on another forum and i think he was using some crystals more than 13 years ago but I cannot ascertain dates about that, perhaps you know... That is the question...

One thing is certain I am absolutely convinced now that stones and crystals rightly implemented do miracles in audio... I experimented myself a complete grid of stones and crystals cable connected with batteries and magnets with 20 kind of stones ( it was fun)...I am convinced now that stones passively filters the interacting electro-magnetic fields of all the gear and house appliances...Without introducing any noise of their own then lowering the noise level...I had no rigorous explanation, but it is working so great that any upgrade I ever made is small compared to the results obtained by that many years experiment with my own designed grid ...

I sent Jack Bybee some of my Brilliant Pebbles to play with via John Curl 13 years ago. Coincidence? You decide.

I forget to say that I use ordinary magnets to enhance the passive batteries in the cable connected stones and crystals grid...Astounding results in my homemade design that confirm some intuition of Mr. Bybee...I dont have the money to buy his,then my only road was imagine mine...

Old thread indeed!
But i must add my grain of salt... I experimented with many, many kind of stones and crystals, i used them in an integrated passive battery  cabled connected grid of my own design, on all my audio gear components... The results are astounding...You can have opinions, but if you experiment by yourself you have more than an opinion... No need to be physicist to hear and try that... It has been fun for me, it takes me 1 year to achieve that by trials an error...Try and have fun...

Give me a reason to.

It’s been removed yes. But you still can pm me. 

Based upon the moderators? removing the last post...leads me to believe that some people just can't handle the truth.

@audioman58,
That's what I thought until @ozzy showed us early in this thread, the innards of one.

There is No batteries in these IQSE units .go to his website.
Jack Bybee made $$ from the U.S NAVY proving his quantum purifiers on all the electrical battery banks which made all noise ,electrons settle down .he has several Gov patents  on these ,and that too how hispurifiers got started .
not fairy dust ,quantum physics which the majority of people know-0 about.
so skeptics can keep their ignorance on hold.

I have a fairly expensive Gato 400xS integrated amp- dac .i placed it under the cover almost center and within a short time a few hours the musical performance was deeper ,as well as detail.  Many models have been using his bullet quantifies 
for over 20 years I myself have also . The products work for the skeptics  out there. 

Ouch! Very ouch! You little scamps! Ozzy, we already settled the Bybee battery fiasco. It lasts 10 years because the battery doesn’t draw much power. By the way you can trade up to the Ultra Signature version of the clock. The one with the Quantum batteries and all manner of new fangled stuff. Mind blowing! 😬

@ozzy 
LOL! you're quite the joker...
Almost as good as when aniwolfe was pulling my leg and told me he had received his Deep Core and asked if I had received mine!
LOL...

geoffkait,

Relax just pulling your brilliant pebbles... But, you did state that the batteries in the Bybee iQSE should last 10 years. But the same batteries  in your own units did not....hmmm.

ozzy

Whoa! Hold on there Ozzy. Most people would just replace the batteries. Besides I never said they’d last 10 years.uthe whole issue is moot anyway since the batteries are user replaceable, unlike when I first started selling them 15 years ago or whatever.

geoffkait,

I hope you are kidding, I already get enough comments about trying your products. And remember the batteries are dead. (I have 2 of your clocks) will I get a refund since my clocks failed with dead batteries since you say they should last 10 years?

68pete,

Yes, I own a complete loom of the High Fidelity Reveal XLR interconnects, digital and about 16 of the MC 05’s.

The Reveals are newer and in my opinion better than the High Fidelity Ultimate’s and are much cheaper.

Tough question as to which to start first.
I guess if your interconnects are your weakest link start there. While the MC 05’s can be added slowly.

ozzy

OZZY
Did you try any of these tweaks with the High Fidelity  Pc, cabling or MC O5s? If so with what and which one did you prefer and why?
Thanks Pete

Ozzy, when changing batteries be sure to set the clock so it shows time that's about 2 1/2 hours later than your local time. 

geoffkait,

Yes, I bought your clocks and I also bought some of your crystals and even tried your teleportation tweak. I am a genuine tweaker and I have tried most everything. 

ozzy

Some people are never wrong.

Surprised Mr Bybee didn't employ a solid state battery, most of this thread would not exist.

Don't be a hater. Be a lover. It's all about time. If the battery was discharged the time could not be displayed by the clever clock and there would be no time. It's a manipulation of time. There's an explanation on my web site I wrote with the Belts.

Perhaps the clever clock works much better with a discharged battery?

Wow! You got me there. I didn’t realize you had the fashion sense to have one of my clocks. 💃🏻

Oh yeah? I have one of your clever clocks with a dead battery in it. Can I get a refund?
Before the point of complete discharge they will lose most of there effectiveness.

ozzy

The standard AA and AAA Duracell batteries I use in the Clever Little Clock last between 5 and 8 years and never (rpt never) become corroded. The expected lifetime of newer style batteries like Duracell Quantum batteries is almost certainly 10 years, no problem.

mtseymour,

Well, l I don’t know how to say this kindly, but your dealer is... err, lets just say is incorrect. 
Look at my systems page I placed pictures of the iQSE insides showing clearly the watch battery hidden underneath.

Now, this is just my opinion, but I don’t believe batteries will last 10 years without losing its charge and/ or corroding the attachment terminals. Never had it happen. I have old remotes with batteries left inside that prove my point.

ozzy

This is what my dealer told me about the iQSE and whether it has a battery:

"The larger version wood QSE use batteries, but I am not sure if these do. When Jack implements the batteries, he is creating what is called a homopolar motor. It generates an electromagnetic field that activates the materials inside the QSE. The larger wood QSE is meant to be used under interconnects and speaker cables that tend to generate very low EM fields. So the battery is used to assist in activating the material inside the QSE and increase the effect on interconnects and speaker cables.
With the iQSE the intention is to use the electromagnetic fields generated by the component to activate the materials. So they do not need the battery, and my suspicion is they don't have one inside.

Either way, the drain on the battery is so low that Jack estimates the batteries to last 10 or more years. The materials will continue to activate inside a component that generates an electromagnetic field without the battery. "

I will try 2 iQSE and see if they improve my DAC, pre, or amp.

mtseymour,

The dealer had no clue just the product info that is available to all of us. Yes, I still kept the iQSE's for it is a good tweak and I have 6 of them.
But I do wish there was a way to replace the battery.

ozzy

Ozzy:

Did you ask your vendor about the purpose of the battery, and what happens when it's fully drained?

Did you return the iQSE or are they still beneficial for your system?

I have thirty products. Do you really think I'm going to pursue patents and trademarks? And enforce them?  Come on!

geoffkait:

But no previous Sonic Tonic for audio tweaks. That's kind of the point, no?

If you actually care about enforcing a trademark, then no. You don't really have a right to be upset, if you don't bother to register the trademark.

geoffkatt, i had to laugh at your reply, 'most things don't last 10 years' - hmm, you must buy some pretty crappy stuff.  my speakers, amp, preamp and DAC has all lasted over 10 years.  Of course that is assuming the battery last 10 years which is an unsubstantiated claim.   to say it doesn't degrade wouldn't you need to know the draw and voltage required of the IQSE.  
ozzy, are there any markings on the battery?

But no previous Sonic Tonic for audio tweaks. That's kind of the point, no?

geoffkait:

Sonic Tonic, Machina Dynamica. Been there for years. Doesn't anyone use Google anymore? 😛

Well the following link shows you weren't the first, and no live registered trademarks were found.

http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4805:qort2q.2.4

Sonic Tonic, Machina Dynamica. Been there for years. Doesn't anyone use Google anymore? 😛

geoffkait:

That's weird. The guy in the article at Tweek Geek mentioned Sonex in the same breath as the Bybee stuff and Shakti Halographs. Anyone who takes Sonex seriously must have serious hearing issues. One of the worst materials ever foisted on naive and gullible audiophiles. I'm not very happy they used the name of anti static product, Sonic Tonic, I can tell you that. 😡

Did you trademark the name?


Lak, I've used the Stones and On-Lines.

Hi lak, I have used Shakti Stones for years on digital equipment. Have one on my DAC and one on its external power supply. Works for me. Another step toward eliminating digititus.

Another voodoo product that works is the Mad Scientist’s Black Discus. They will send you free samples to try. Don’t like their effect everywhere, but opened up the sound even further on my ICs and amp’s + speaker terminals.

Dave

Speaking of the IQSE, along those lines have any of you tried the SHAKTI STONE?
Here is some information from the website: 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The SHAKTI Electromagnetic Stabilizer (aka “the Stone”) has three internal trap circuits (Microwave, RF and Electric Field) to absorb the broadest spectrum of EMI. Placement on automotive CPUs has measurably increased engine horsepower.

It also improves resolution for virtually all-major components in high definition audio/video systems. Music reproduction is clearer, with more liquidity, dynamics and focus. The improved inter-transient silence allows the listener to hear ambient cue information essential for accurate perception of stage depth, width and unwavering imaging. High quality video systems will benefit from SHAKTI devices near power supplies, projection guns and laser disc/DVD players. Reduced color noise and improved convergence alignment are some of the improvements that can occur. In automotive applications, where space allows, the unit should be securely taped and/or cable tied to the top of the CPU.

6.5″ L x 5.25″ W x 1.5″ H

That's weird. The guy in the article at Tweek Geek mentioned Sonex in the same breath as the Bybee stuff and Shakti Halographs. Anyone who takes Sonex seriously must have serious hearing issues. One of the worst materials ever foisted on naive and gullible audiophiles. I'm not very happy they used the name of anti static product, Sonic Tonic, I can tell you that. 😡

Not to poke the bear, but if there are still any IQSE lovers here, Jack Bybee now recommends using 10 for room treatment. This isn't the first time crystals have been used for room treatment, as I'm sure Geoff will appreciate. The details can be found here: 
http://tweekgeek.blogspot.com/2017/09/from-jack-bybee-using-bybee-iqse-as.html

Anybody using iQSE’s and Akiko together?

A wind up watch and clock have their own power supplies. Are they active devices?