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How Do They Work?

Speaker Tri-Phazers install in line between your amplifier and speakers.

Signals Incoming from the amplifier are realigned and repaired, thus delivering a natural sound signal to your speakers as they were originally intended.

The Speakers will now be accepting a more spectrally balanced and timed signal.

This results in a decrease in distortion and increase in resolution, allowing your speakers to really open up and show their capabilities!

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• Home Systems, from 5 Watts to 5000 Watts
• Studio Speaker Monitoring
• Car speaker system enhancement
• Live PA and Instrument Speaker Stacks

* "... I have been using them with tiny Red Rose R3 monitors, and they sound wonderful... far beyond what I believe these speakers would normally be capable of."

* "I recently acquired a pair of B&W Nautilus 803's. I had heard them before and was not impressed, but I bought them because the price was right and I know the price on the used market is very high, so I looked at this as an opportunity to have fun with a speaker and then sell it without losing any money. As it turns out, with the Tri-Phazers, the 803's may be producing the best sound I've ever heard from any speaker... "

* ".. I have only had the speaker Tri-Phazers in my system for a week and already I am overwhelmed by the dramatic improvement in my system."

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Tri-Phazers may be placed inline anywhere between the amplifier and speakers. Just find the most convenient place.

All Speaker Tri-Phazers feature standard gold twist-lock speaker jacks for easy install.

Tri-Phazers are sold in pairs of two. One Tri-Phazer for each speaker.

Help your gear work more efficiently at processing incoming signals for an overall cleaner and more honest sound.

The perfect complement to a set of Speaker Tri-Phazers. Line Level processing will help bolster a Speaker Tri-Phazed system to even more amazing levels.

Second in the order of a Tri-Phazer upgrade.

How Do They Work?

Line Tri-Phazers install in line between any gear that is processing a line level signal.

The skew that occurs from electromagnetic transfer between components is repaired and realigned. This results in a cleaner, more balanced signal output that gear is able to process more effectively.

Correcting the skew at this point in the chain is critical. In a recording application, it will help to preserve that "studio sound" during mix down. In a home listening environment, it will help to restore that original sound and bring it to your own system.

Preserving the natural sound that might otherwise be "colored" by processing will yield cleaner, more effective results from all your gear!

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• Amplifier enhancement
• Stereo summed output of a live or studio mix
• Mastering a final mix down
• Signal processing for individual
• Live PA enhancement

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