Hey, last month it was NAD stealing the Revox look.

This month, it's Moon stealing the Levinson look.

Maybe they can change their names to Moon Levinson, too.

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Is carbon black magnetic?

I can't find any source saying it is.

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Whenever you hear the words "Peter belt," cover your wallet and turn on your bullshit filter.

We gotta suss out this LP demagnetizing stuff!

I admit to some dubiosity on my part:

"...definitely removed a high-frequency glaze or glare and seemed to enrich the midband.."

You've been listening to gear for a long time, Mr. Fremer, why have we never heard you speak of this residual glaze and glare before?

The Continuum must not be as revealing as I thought, or you'd have said, "No matter how good a table I try, there's still that last bit of glaze and glare I just can't seem to get rid of."

I smell a placebo effect here.

I saw it hit mass levels at the T.H.E Show when that magic chip we placed on a CD player would "treat" CD's as they played.

No offense, but I've lived through enough bullshit breakthroughs that I want some more curiosity about this stuff from you guys.

"Some people told me there's magnetic or magnetizable bits in LP's" isn't good enough.

Like what?

So many questions...

Suggestion: switch your AC plug, or switch wires in your AC outlet and see if those things can magnetize a record.

Should be measurable at some level. Comparative tracings? Stick it to the door of your fridge?

I look forward to seeing the discussion about this this latest and greatest Peter belt "approved" product!

(No flames intended, I just want my reviewers to be thorough.)