Dakiom Feedback Stabilizers............

Hi all, I tried something that made these stabilizers sound a lot better, put them in the Freezer for 24 hours and then put them in the Refrigerator for an hour or two. Then put them back and play music for 24 hours or so and you should hear a big improvement!.......Richard

I have had very good success with the DakiOms. Contrary to tvad's experience, the feedback stabilizers brought midrange clarity, emotion and nimbleness to my system. In fact, the DakiOms brought across-the-board improvements over the entire frequency spectrum. I have them installed everywhere in my A/V system--except in my powered sub, which has a digital amp. I also have them on my separate, dedicated headphone sytem, including some beta versions of a proposed DakiOm for headphone outputs. I find their effect detailed, alluring and always musical.

I haven't tried the Triphasers. The ByBee RCA slipstreams I tried made the sound edgy and unmusical, and they're inordinately expensive. I've also had good success with PAC's DIF (digital interface filter).

Dr. Dao is a great guy to deal with, and with the DakiOm's iron-clad, satisfaction guaranteed stance (they'll even cover the cost of return shipping), these things are certainly worth a try!

System:
(1) A/V
Sony DVP-NS775V, Denon AVR-1905, Mission M3S 5.1 + M70S (fronts) speakers, AudioQuest GBC-8 and Paul Speltz anti-cable, Fro-Zen interconnects, ErnieM PCK-11/13 powercords, power wraps, RDC cones, Virutal Mode single component line conditioners, Powervar mains conditioner, Veralab Woodblock Duplex. DakiOms at: DVD: (R203) stereo out, (HR203) 5.1 out; Receiver: (HA203+MA203) 7.1 speaker out, (HR203+R203)7.1 pre-out.
(2) Headphone
Panasonic S47, Gilmore V2-SE headamp, Fro-Zen interconnect, Etymotic ER-4S earphones, ErnieM PCK-11 powercords, PAC DIF, Cloud Tens, power wraps, Powervar mains conditioner. DakiOms at: DVD: (R203) stereo out; Headamp: (HR203) pre-out, (betaF203) at each headphone out.

I'm using these Dakiom stabilizer too, they really did improve my system! They have a new 203 series that they say is even better

I have heard that these stabilizers are nothing more than zobles, that may or may not dampen reflections and oscillations with in the cable circuit if they exist. They can be made up with a cap and a resistor across the two wires.
any thoughts

I have been using these for about a year now. I do not know what is inside these stabilizers, I do not care. All I care about is the music...getting closer to live music. No, these stabilizers are not going work with some tube gear but works great with most SS gear. I know I will not listen music without these stabilizers in my system, the only way I would take these stabilizers out is to upgrade to the new and improved 203 series stabilizers! The only way to find out if they will work in your system is try them out, they have free shipping both ways if you do not like them.