anybody use these?
 

their voltage stableizers from magmarc.com i think i might want to get some but i would like to see if they work first?
http://www.magmarc.com/pages/products/APS91010.jpg LINK

They just shield and "filter" your wires as electricity flows through them. I don't think they are necessary, but if you're glitching, that may be something to try.

I have heard that they resist changes in current, thus affecting punch, can anybody confirm or dis-prove this?
Thanks.

They work as surge protectors in many household electronics... Check out a playstaions leads for a few examples...

ohhhh okay i never noticed that their the same as on my ps2 i have a extra controller i might just have to steal it for my tc3:sneaky:

I use them, but honestly can't say I notice anything. From what I understand, they're like a filter taking out noise and keep the flow of electric running more consistently. I had them oon my car this weekend and it glitched, so I can't say it helped that.

I don't have any glitching problem, but I use it to manage wires layout.

They aren't surge protectors, they act as noise filters.

you can only but try.....but if you don't have any glitching or anything why use them? they only add more weight.