Bybee Quantum Clarifiers (iQSE II)

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Reviews

• StereoTimes

"The play of “Ju Ju” from Gretchen Parlato’s “Live in NYC,” was embodied with a undeniable naturalness and it was obvious that the noise floor had dropped considerably. Dynamic content has more impact, from the strike of a piano key to the strike of a drum. Subtle details were far more obvious than during previous plays, emanating out of a denser blackness. The system responded as though the volume had been increased… it had not..."

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The Bybee Quantum Clarifier has slightly more power than the iQSE, but does not have the pretty wooden case.  It is essentially a thin 2" x 2" x 1/4" square that is reported to produce Incredible gains in naturalness, and detail when placed on the backside of a loudspeaker driver magnet or frame (not on the cone please), and equally as effective on component transformers. 

Jack's original intent for the Quantum Clarifier was to create a device that would reduce eddy currents and stray magnetic flux when placed on transformers. So it makes sense that they would work on loudspeakers and transformers.