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Residual magnetism

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(Physics) remanent magnetism. See under Remanent.

See also: Residual



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Once released, most ferrous objects quickly lose all measurable traces of this residual magnetism.
It also includes bladders, slabs, or spikes that are designed to be installed under amplifiers to help soundstaging, focus, depth, and imaging, as well as green-ink treatments, disc pre-play spinners, tuning dots, and devices that somehow remove residual magnetism from discs that are made out of aluminum and plastic.
For the door to open, however, the mechanical interference must be broken; this can be problematic if the electromagnetic design includes significant residual magnetism or "sticking" force.
 
 
 
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