My enabler.... er.... dealer graciously loaned me the new DS Audio Ionizer. He knows I am a sucker for a tweak.
I have it for a week and set it up tonight. Pricing is not out yet but it is rumored to be expensive.
Nicely finished and packaged with a template to set the ideal location. It includes awkward green lighting that can be shut off without any impact to the process. Intensity of the ionization can be adjusted.
I see there being a need for some adjust-ability for height as there are so many different tables on the market. It also may be difficult to place in the recommended zone if you have a large plinth. For me it works out. It is a nicely finished product.
I do not have a serious static problem but the winter can be challenging in our latitude for dryness.
Its recommended that it be shut off at the end of each use. You can definitely smell the ozone ... ozone may be hazardous to the lungs in the wrong quantities.
I know there have been some , including my dealer, that have devised industrial ionizers on articulated microphone arms over their table prior to this commercial product being available from DS Audio.
Like this:
https://www.panasonic-electric-works.com/eu/er-q-ionizer.htm
If there is some interest I will post my results in about a week.


I have it for a week and set it up tonight. Pricing is not out yet but it is rumored to be expensive.
Nicely finished and packaged with a template to set the ideal location. It includes awkward green lighting that can be shut off without any impact to the process. Intensity of the ionization can be adjusted.
I see there being a need for some adjust-ability for height as there are so many different tables on the market. It also may be difficult to place in the recommended zone if you have a large plinth. For me it works out. It is a nicely finished product.
I do not have a serious static problem but the winter can be challenging in our latitude for dryness.
Its recommended that it be shut off at the end of each use. You can definitely smell the ozone ... ozone may be hazardous to the lungs in the wrong quantities.
I know there have been some , including my dealer, that have devised industrial ionizers on articulated microphone arms over their table prior to this commercial product being available from DS Audio.
Like this:
https://www.panasonic-electric-works.com/eu/er-q-ionizer.htm
If there is some interest I will post my results in about a week.

