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Geerock

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Hi all
I just received this GG2 and I'm wondering about this gray material partially covering the RCA connectors. Does it stay? Does it peel off?
Never seen it before.
???
Thanks.
 

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Ed.P

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Leave it as is. It's part of the design:

"Outer contact
The outer contact of the nextgen™ RCA socket features a double-wave design embracing the socket‘s solid Ultramid1 body. The intelligent wave form insures that a reliable contact is made any time with any standard RCA type plug and, of course, with the new nextgen™ WBT RCA connectors. It is very much due to this special wave design and to the reduction of the conductor material to the optimum, that WBT-0210 is free from distortions including eddy current. Furthermore, the nextgen™ technology is also the secret of WBT-0210‘s ability of transferring signals ultra rapidly."

 

Geerock

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Apr 17, 2022
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Leave it as is. It's part of the design:

"Outer contact
The outer contact of the nextgen™ RCA socket features a double-wave design embracing the socket‘s solid Ultramid1 body. The intelligent wave form insures that a reliable contact is made any time with any standard RCA type plug and, of course, with the new nextgen™ WBT RCA connectors. It is very much due to this special wave design and to the reduction of the conductor material to the optimum, that WBT-0210 is free from distortions including eddy current. Furthermore, the nextgen™ technology is also the secret of WBT-0210‘s ability of transferring signals ultra rapidly."

Hi Ed
That's much appreciated. Thanks.
 

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