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Not unless your China…. And, who makes all the stuff that uses these Materials? Ughh China…
Perhaps its cheaper, more common has slightly different properties, to give better tone?! Who knows. As for Neodymium, the first I heard about that element, was back when Apple were harping on how great their iPod Ear Buds were ’cause they used Neodymium Magnets in them… Yeah probably explained why the pair I received with my 15GB 3G ~ca. 2004 iPod, was popping and crackling like a I had blown the speakers out, just from simply removing ’em from the Packing container.
When I think of graphite, I think of pencils. But that works too.
Those weren’t exactly my words… Watch the Video… The second Guy mentions it near the end…
Inanimate Carbon Rod.
Oh, I know (wait, no, I didn’t), but the point is that some elements are veeery rarely mentioned. Like, ever.
In your example, graphite and heavy water are way more reknown nuclear reaction moderators, for instance.
See
@Ichijoe
Apperently its good at absorbing Neutrons, and so stops Nuclear reactors from going “BOOM”….
It’s also used in magnets, just like neodymium.