At first I thought this thing plays CDs and DVDs just by laying them on it. I was wrong but this sweet audio gadget for around 2.900 dollars demagnetizes your CDS, DVDs, cables and even your vinyl.
This would look so sweet in my not existing designer, scifi future house. The Demag won by the way the "Best innovations" Award at CES 2007!
Link: Da Demag
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Tags: Scifi, Gadget, Demag, CDs, DVDs, Vinyl, Audio, Hifi
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Jens wrote,
This is a useless waste of a whole lot of money. Optical discs are read by lasers, which emit photons, which have no electrical charge and are therefore utterly unaffected by magnetic fields. Drawing around the disc with a green magic marker is actually _more_ likely to have an effect than this junk.
Link | March 2nd, 2007 at 3:43 am
Peter Seebach wrote,
If CDs were made of ferrous metal, it would at least be theoretically possible for them to have a magnetic field.
As is, it’s pure snake oil, targeting gullible audiophiles.
You’ll never see this in a double-blind test, because it doesn’t do anything to any of the media they claim it works on. Neither CDs nor vinyl are magnetically active. It’s just a scam. You might as well buy a neutron flow repolarizer, or a heisenberg compensator.
Link | March 2nd, 2007 at 8:31 am
RGS wrote,
Peter - but it looks mega cool! Just kiddin .. honestly I wonder who would buy it.
Link | March 2nd, 2007 at 9:32 am
coach wrote,
I would love to have enough money so that buying something as apparently useless as this would be ok - looks pretty.
Link | March 2nd, 2007 at 9:55 am