Process

Noise-Dissipation System

Noise, in the form of RF energy, is the mortal enemy
of good sound. Our environment is more contaminated with RF than ever before due to the huge proliferation of RF radiating devices like computers and mobile phones.

Traditionally RF energy is routed to ground through the use of a “shield” consisting of either a braided metal or foil. This “draining” of RF to ground causes a modulation of the ground plane, which in turn causes a form of signal modulation.

The Noise-Dissipation System greatly reduces the effect of this modulation. How? A combination of metal and carbon-loaded synthetics prevents most RFI from ever reaching the equipment's ground plane. The carbon-loaded synthetics have the ability to turn some of this RF energy to heat, to very effectively “lose” this energy. Metal, used in a passive manner, is used to act as another method of dissipating and reducing the incoming RF. The result? Dramatically less modulation of the signal, less distortion and better sound.