[Boatanchors] Make your ricebox sound like a "Super-Pro" with
"TUBE-O-LATOR".
Philip Atchley
beaconeer at sbcglobal.net
Fri Jul 15 13:53:56 EDT 2005
Hi,
Here is an interesting link my brother sent me concerning a "special" lacquer
that you "paint" your semiconductors with to give them that "Toob" sound.
Hmm, I wonder if you could make an Icom IC-756 Pro III or IC-7800 perform like
an Hammarlund Super-Pro? Then you could have all the "BA Advantages" without
the weight.
Below the link are some quotes from the website for the benefit of anyone who
can't browse the site. No, I'm not endorsing the stuff, just found it
hilarious!
http://www.altmann.haan.de/tubeolator/default.htm
Quote:
"The ALTMANN "TUBE-O-LATOR" lacquer is a high performance overtone-filter
coating-compound, designed for plastic encapsulated analog- and
mixed-signal-semiconductors.
The ALTMANN "TUBE-O-LATOR" lacquer is applied only on the top surface of
plastic semiconductor packages of AD-converter-chips, DA-converter-chips,
OP-amps and discrete transistors.
After application, the overtone spectrum of these active devices changes
immediately and permanently.
The new sonic signature will be natural, full and tube-like.
The ALTMANN "TUBE-O-LATOR" lacquer electromechanically balances the
resonance-spectrum of the plastic chip package and semiconductor itself in
such a way, that a natural sounding overtone- spectrum of the treated active
device will be generated.
The lacquer is not applied to the leads and has no impact on the
manufacturer's electrical specifications of the device.
The performance of the ALTMANN "TUBE-O-LATOR" lacquer has been successfully
tested with AD- & DA-converters, operational amplifiers, discrete power
transistors as well as integrated power-modules. Bipolar & MOSFET, SMD &
through-hole technology."
73 de Phil, KO6BB
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