Autosol will remove the Nickel plating
Explains the dark buds
I wouldnāt use Autosol here - itās highly abrasive and may well damage the plugs and sockets, requiring replacement.
I think youāre over estimating the amount of polishing Iām doing and under estimating the thickness of nickel.
The improvement in sound quality since I cleaned the sockets is not subtle.
Itās obviously up to you but I know from know how abrasive autosol is as use it on my car exhaust and bumpers. Even using it on stainless steel the cloth is always black from material removed.
Indeed - Brilliant for cleaning the inside of my exhaust pipes. I wouldnāt use it on the Hi-Fi though
That would take one hell of an RCAā¦
I used to use Autosol on my Pace (MTB). Excellent stuff.
At the risk of violating Forum Rules, might I enquire where you find cotton swabs to fit this.
Iām sure @Richard.Dane wants a quiet evening down the pub in the sunshine so hereās a ācleanā response to save any moderation
Given that this is an issue that Benchmark also noticed and resolved by going to Speakon connectors, why donāt Naim do the same?
Ah the classic rolled edged SS exhaust. I remember driving up to Tube Torque in Macclesfield to have a turbo back system fitted to my RS Turbo. Fun times
My Tube Torque exhaust finally got beyond repair after 20 years of service. Mark always rolled his tailpipes inwards though.
Sadly Tube Torque are no more.
Ah yes youāre right - it was quite a while back. My Scorpion system fitted by Castle Performance, had the rolled edge. The Tube Torque I had fitted later was rolled inwards and a lot quieter too !
My system is now a Scorpion, nice but not as good as the Tube Torque.
I tried this earlier today on my venerable Credos.
I simply donāt believe the difference. The muck that came out was astonishing.
The cheapest significant upgrade I have ever experienced.
Thank you.