rgro;673811 Wrote: > Well, I can get you pretty close! Do a Google search on "Steinmusic > Harmonizer" and if you don't want to subject yourself to that torture, > here is the synopsis: > > "The PDF Steinmusic manual for the Harmonizers describes their function > as "elongating the air molecules" i.e. "charging" the air in the > listening room in a manner that facilitates the transmission of musical > energy through the room. It seems to be suggesting that this charging of > the air molecules means that when the speaker output enters the > listening room space it does not have to overcome the inertia of > uncharged/un-elongated air in the room." > > Oddly enough, there are more than a few bona-fide reviewers who've > tried this stuff and swear it works.....I can't say that I've gone that > far out into left field, myself, heheheh.
Well, just checked out this write up: http://www.stereotimes.com/comm040510.shtml Molecular elongators, sticky pads, polycarbonate stones... Remarkable. Just think if the device went for nitrogen instead of oxygen, it's be 4 times as good! All for the paltry price of $2500. I wonder if you have to sign an NDA agreement when you buy one of these to promise not to crack it open and take some pictures for the Net :-) -- Archimago ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Archimago's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2207 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=91896
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