[Psychicanimal]

It's one Bybee per driver.

[satfrat]

Robin,
Why don't you buy some ERS, and wrap the bybees yourself?
Here's their website, http://www.stillpoints.us/

Randy

I just might do that if Stillpoints ever perfect their adhesive-backed ERS sheets. I tried ordering some a couple of weeks ago from Audio-Buffs but was unable to because of manufacturing problems. Regards, Robin

[Psychicanimal]

Wayne,

Would it be possible to put Bybees in your existing speaker cables?

I'd be serioulsy interested in M-80 speaker cables w/Bybees (Cryo'd, of course).

I also fall into the "does not want to void warranty on speaks" group. But I also don't have speaker cable that I'm planning on keeping.

So it would be a better option for me to get them built into the cable when I get new cables.

Bubba,

I just got my long awaited Elgar AC regenerator this Sunday and have begun playing around w/ my 2 ch HT setup tonight.  Seems to me the Bybees might be overkill for HT when used at the speaker terminals.  I need to play around some more.  I purchased "THe Bodyguard" on DVD and was just listening to the tracks.  Far far away from music.  However, movie sound (and sight) has benefited tremendously from this serious noise control trig I'm using in series: 220V ONEAC treansformer to Elgar regenerator to Clear Image T4.   I think it is possible (for movies only) to have a cheaper and effective alternative that would otherwise be non acceptable for 2 ch audio.  I'll keep experimenting this week.  My next step was usig Goldmund cones under the DVD and sound and image became more focused yet relaxed.  Next step will be to dampen the inside of the DVD player w/ Dynamat extreme...