FS Eichmann Toppers

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  1. SMEagol

    SMEagol Because we wants it...

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    FS Eichmann Toppers - funky resonance suppression thingies

    Set of 6 funky fractal shaped alloy extrusions with fixed endcaps. They work by dissipating standing waves, and cost about £70 a set in the UK, (when available) and can be used on equipment such as CD players or speakers, even a turntable. I had mine on speakers arranged across the top front to back in a diagonal of 3 per side, they did help the focus on my very boxy old Tannoys. I have heard of them losing hum in a valve amp on one review. Sadly due to my tiny flat I rarely reach that sweet spot volume-wise without neighbours thumping my floor. Good little tweek for not much money.
    My mountainbike needs a new saddle so...

    Minty & original box £30 plus a fiver post (UK)

    find out more here...

    http://sites.thestar.com.my/audio/story.asp?file=/2005/2/17/audiofile/17topper

    http://www.tweaks4u.com/product_info.php?products_id=600

    paypal is cool, or a cheque.
     
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    SMEagol Because we wants it...

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    :confused: Okay... I accept its a niche product so...

    £30 inc UK post. Low as I can go


    :sheep: :sheep: :sheep:

    and above is a blatant attempt to make you stay on my thread longer and be so entertained you'll buy my toppers...
     
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    SMEagol Because we wants it...

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    Dear Mod - Sorry for pimping sheep, to move hifi - it won't happen again. :D

    Nice one Lee!
     
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