When you place a ‘Vibb eater’ on top of your loudspeaker speaker or on top of your electronic equipment the vibrations and various magnetic fields that come from the box's are absorbed, then through the mechanical friction between the copper granular mixture the excess energy is converted into very low level heat.

Many say that vibrations picked up by cables being layed on the floor impacts on the sound.
All Entreq can say is that Entreq have many theories but have been unable to prove categorically what causes this issue ; vibrations, static electricity etc etc... Entreq really don't know for sure! There are however definate advantages to be had with cable lifters. Entreq have designed they own cable lifters from slim, non-magnetic material.

K2 use two different metals and in Everest Entreq have mixed four. By adding this metalmix through the bindingpost you change the performance in the whole box, not only on the used outlet. This means that you can fine tune the box so it´s optimal for you.

K2 use two different metals and in Everest Entreq have mixed four. By adding this metalmix through the bindingpost you change the performance in the whole box, not only on the used outlet. This means that you can fine tune the box so it´s optimal for you.

The Peak 4 uses a similar mixture to the Everst, but boosts performance with the inclusion of tungsten. By adding this metalmix through the bindingpost you change the performance in the whole box, not only on the used outlet. This means that you can fine tune the box so it´s optimal for you.