Small Slipstream Bybee Quantum Purifier

Small Slipstream Quantum Purifiers

The new-generation Slipstream Quantum Purifier incorporates newly developed carbon fibre based technology. It has replaced the original Small Quantum Purifier, providing dramatically improved audio and video performance. Slipstream Quantum Purifiers are typically used in low-current (<4 A) AC circuits, non-AC analog and digital circuits, big-screen TVs and on smaller midrange drivers and tweeters.

Specifications:

• Small Standard
  • Length: 25.4 mm (1")
  • Diameter: 8.5 mm (1/3")
  • Leads: 25 mm (1"), 18 gauge copper
  • Current-handling: 4.3 A
  • Voltage: >1000 V
  • Resistance: 0.025 ohm
• Small Silver
• Length: 25.4 mm (1")
• Diameter: 8.5 mm (1/3")
• Leads: 25 mm (1"), 18 gauge silver
• Current-handling: 4.3 A
• Voltage: >1000 V
• Resistance: 0.025 ohm
• Small Gold:
  • Length: 25.4 mm (1")
  • Diameter: 8.5 mm (1/3")
  • Leads: 25 mm (1"), 18 gauge 14K gold
  • Current-handling: 4.3 A
  • Voltage: >1000 V
  • Resistance: 0.025 ohm

Small Silver Slipstream Quantum Purifiers

These advanced devices, combining the virtues of carbon fibre and silver, have been found to be especially effective in modifying digital circuits plus digital inputs & outputs and are highly recommended for those applications. Customers report superior results using the Silver Slipstream Purifiers in DC audio circuits and tweeter modifications.

Gold Slipstream Quantum Purifiers

After much experimentation, Jack Bybee has settled on 14 Karat leads (better-sounding than 18 K) for the small Slipstream Gold Purifier and large Gold Purifier. For modifications and DIY applications, he highly recommends these gold devices for the signal path inputs and outputs of solid-state equipment, especially preamplifiers and power amplifiers. Comparative testing by Mr Bybee's listening group and himself confirms that use of the Slipstream Gold devices in the positive (+) signal path of solid-state electronics produces a more relaxed, burnished, "tube-like" sound than either the copper or silver versions of the Slipstream purifiers. He recommends that when performing these modifications you use as much of the length of the gold leads as possible. The more gold there is in the positive signal path, the more audible the results will be.

Jack Bybee's experience is that the gold is less effective on the return (-) path of the circuit. Generally the best audible performance results from combining gold (+) and silver (-) purifiers, but the standard copper Slipstream purifier is also very effective on the (-).