Dakiom stabilizers vs Bybee purifiers.

I did this exact comparison. I tried the Bybee speaker purifiers, the Bybee RCA bullets, and the Dakiom stabilizers. I owned them all at the same time.

The Bybees let all the music flow with extreme clarity, whereas in my system the Dakiom stabilizers rolled off the top end and collapsed the soundstage. While the effects of the Bybees are cumulative, I felt one set of them, either on the interconnects or speakers, was enough.

May i ask what are the components of your system?

When I tried the Bybees and Dakiom stabilizers, my equipment consisted of: Empirical Audio modified Electrocompaniet EMC-1UP, First Sound Presence Deluxe II, Bryston 14B SST, Audience Au24 interconnects, MAS Signature speaker cabling. I do not recall what power cords or power conditioning I was using at the time.

I tried the newest version of the Dakiom stabilizers and did not like the effect. They made everything muffled. The Bybee quantum purifiers I hooked up to my power conditioner and they helped slightly with my old power cable, which was hooked up to my amp, by removing some background grunge. With my new power cable they muffled the detail a bit. So, in conclusion, I would not bother with either one but instead concentrate on upgrading your power and interconnect cables; I have gone with Signal Cable Silver Resolution cables and enjoy their performance and price.

I already have the dakiom stabilizers connected to my power amp and to the outputs of my pre-pro and it sounds good. But someone once said that good is the enemy of better or best.
I was reading where someone had the same b&w 801 series 80's speakers I have and he said he greatly improved the sound by adding the bybees.
I am scheduled to get the purifiers for my front in a couple of days. I will let you know how they sound.
thanks for your response