IsoTek

The IsoTek Full System Enhancer CD is designed to optimize and rejuvenate audio systems. It offers a variety of tracks that utilize specially developed algorithms to reduce burn-in time and demagnetize audio components, serving as a comprehensive solution for enhancing the performance of both new and existing audio and audio-visual equipment.

Key Features

• Efficient burn-in process for new components
• Covers the entire audio frequency range
• Mathematically designed signals
• Safe for all audio components

Detailed Description

Comprehensive Burn-In

The Full System Enhancer CD is engineered to provide an intensive workout for audio systems, covering the complete audio frequency range. The signals are carefully designed to combine high-speed and high-amplitude activity, ensuring thorough exercise of all system components. This process helps to reduce burn-in time for new equipment.

Signal Design and Safety

The CD features a range of tones devised to stress critical parts of an audio system without causing harm. These signals are based on strict mathematical criteria, ensuring they are both effective and safe. This design approach allows users to enhance their system's performance without risking damage to their equipment.

Application and Benefits

By using the Full System Enhancer CD, users can expect a significant improvement in their audio system's performance. Regular use helps maintain optimal conditions, ensuring components operate efficiently and effectively. This tool is essential for audiophiles seeking to maximize their equipment’s potential.

Track Listing and Usage

The CD includes four tracks:

1. Full System Burn-In Demag: A 30-minute track that can be played on repeat for thorough system conditioning.
2. Weekly Enhance And Demag: A 5-minute track for regular system maintenance.
3. Phono Stage Burn-In Demag: A 15-minute track requiring the Blue Horizon Phono Burn-In box for safe use with phono stages.
4. Music Server Hi-Res Burn-In Demag: A 17.5-minute data track designed for music server-based audio systems, requiring a computer for playback.