Bybee Audio tweeks. IQSE

I have three Bybee IQSE's in my circuit breaker box and in my main system, I have one on top of my Dac, CDP, and Amp. I definitely notice a positive difference in the music.
A good analogy (but for different reasons) would be it's like adding the High Fidelity MC-0.5 Magnetic Wave Guides to one's system (I have seven in my main system). Now to get some additional IQSE's for my secondary system.
BTW; I used my ElectroMagnetic Field Tester to determine the location to place my IQSE's.

I have a Bybee IQSE in both my preamp and music server. They make a noticeable improvement to the overall sound of my system.

I've played around with my (4) new iQSEs this week. There wasn't enough room in my TT PSU so I decided to address that at a later date. I placed two on top of my amp and two on my phono preamp and let them cook for 24 hours. I heard no real difference. I then put two inside of my amp and let them cook for 24 hours. Now I'm hearing similar improvements like I posted earlier from placing them in my Hydras. I'm going to put the two that are now on top of my phono preamp, inside and let them cook for 24 hours.

Well it hasn't been quite 24 hours but here's what I'm experiencing now...

When I first laid 2 iQSEs on top of my amp, I really didn't discern any difference after 24 hours. My amp has a carbon fiber top plate. Whether this interferes with the iQSEs' effectiveness, I don't know. When I placed them inside and 24 hours later, I heard an increase in soundstage depth and width and bloom. Listening to my go to lp for system evaluation, Shawn Colvin "Steady On", I heard more inner detail and the most enjoyable soundstage presentation I've experienced so far with this lp that I've owned for 20 plus years. On Eleni Mandell "Artificial Fire" (lp) which I always thought was bass heavy to the degree of being somewhat muddy, is still bass heavy but the bass is cleaned up, intellegable and very easy and enjoyable to listen through.

Listening today with the 2 remaining iQSEs in my phono preamp, the most stunning thing I hear is a perceived volume increase. On Peter Case "The Man With the Blue Postmodern..." (lp), the acoustic guitar strings have greater purity of tone with tonal colors that are very intoxicating. On Eva Cassidy "Songbird" /S&P/lp ...this recording is more beautiful than ever before. Easy to just get washed up into the vacuum tube aspect of this remaster. On Chris Isaak "First Comes The Night" (lp)....I'm a big fan and just bought this lp to complete my collection. I listened last weekend and was disappointed. It seemed to be lacking "soul" that most of his earlier lps possess. Today, I'm tapping my feet and really digging it.

I can't say if the order in which I evaluated these in my system had any impact on which piece had a greater effect. I would say they seem to remove noise that would otherwise distort the music. I'm just glad I have them in place now. I'm tapping my feet again.

Not sure if this was already brought up, but has anyone tried putting one into a CPT 1200/1800 and found improvement? Thanks and y'all have a good weekend. Assuming the world doesn't end tomorrow as predicted.