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| The less a CD error correction circuitry is used the ‘truer’ the signal, and therefore, the better the sound from your loudspeakers. The ‘Sound Improvement Disc’ aids CD replay in several ways, firstly as a stabilising mat. CDs are not always pressed centrally so when discs spin at high speed there can be a slight ‘wobble’. Secondly, it cancels out refracted laser light to provide an even intensity. For example, if you study a CD by holding it to a light you’ll notice that where there is ink creating the label, the disc appears to be darker, this unevenness effects the accuracy of the signal from the laser as light is reflected in a varied intensity. S.I.D. is easy to use, simply place on the label side of the disc prior to playing. By using S.I.D. you’ll notice a smoother natural sound, vocals will appear clearer and more precise. S.I.D. is available in two versions, Model 14, with a 14mm centre hole, suits draw loading Philips based transports. Model 15, with a 15mm centre hole, suits Pioneer 'turntable' Transports, Meridian 505 and 508, and most top loaders - for example CEC, Theta, Spectral, Jadis JP1, Einstein, Berendsen CD1, Cambridge D300 and D500. The S.I.D. is not suitable for use with CD magazine players, portables or car players. |
As new with packaging, have since bought a player that requires the larger centre hole. This fits the majority of players with draw loading transports.This excellent product may save £100s - if you are thinking of upgrading try one of these first! rrp £18.99
Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.
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Learn about eBay counters | | Question & Answer | Answered On | | Q: | Hello there
Which version is that 14 or 15 please?
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SVR | 13-May-08 | | A: | Hi,
Its the 14. Thanks for the interest.
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