There was a company, Modwright, I believe, that put mineral crystals in their chassis, new age style. I'me very analytical. I know many in advertising. Good brand advertising and the accompanying product advertising is humorous and creative, I find much of the product copywriting for consumer products very misleading and on the edge of fraudulent. It is very bad in unregulated health care products, beauty, and other segments. To China, one element of culture is chabuduo coupled with it is fine to lie to save face. I hope the US is not going that way as a culture. Snake oil audio is already there.Check this out:
Nirvana Audio Chronos… it’s an “Optimizer for Audio Equipment”.
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Chronos Optimizer for Audio Equipment | Nirvana Audio
Chronos Optimizer has the remarkable ability to fully unleash the inherent potential and performance of all audio equipment.www.nirvana-audio.com
You plug it in… or don’t plug it in. It doesn’t matter. Just having it in the room near your audio equipment, improves the sound. Seriously.
“…once Chronos is positioned in the same area as the audio equipment is positioned, Chronos exerts its influence on that audio equipment.”
And, even better…
“Chronos primarily has impact on electronic signals and acoustic wave vibrations, so it is not restricted by equipment, music type, etc. It actually integrates with audio systems in an extremely fast and direct way, collaborating and operating alongside each other.”
That last paragraph is as specific as it gets about what it actually does. Just take their word for it and you will love whatever it does as much as the knot heads who give them video testimonials.
Hey, if the fact that the Chinese are kicking the USA’s ass in fusion research, renewable energy, battery manufacturing, space exploration and just about every field of scientific endeavor is bringing you down, rest easy in the knowledge that they’re decades behind when it comes to marketing thoroughly useless, unnecessary, nonfunctional audio snake oil.
USA! USA! USA!
Cosford moved their TSR 2 outside for the 2015 airshow. XR220 has never flown. The only flier was XR219 which the RAF sent to Foulness Island where it met a grim end. XR222 also survives at Duxford- another one that never flew. by Alfred Fartknocker, on FlickrWell, he says it is measurable; it's 1 to 2 dB louder
The mental gymnastics this guy goes through to explain that "you just hear it" and it's only "because of resonances" is astounding. At least the guy up front was smart enough to walk out, but even the older gentleman who thought $2500 was too expensive was willing to fork over $400.
Actually, the more subscriptions you buy, the higher the price is.Any discounts for multiple licenses? Asking for a friend....
can you achieve a smaller improvement in sound by signing up for their mailing list?Now there is only one last step left to go to be the God of Snakeoil:
It exists or it doesn’t exist. It doesn’t matter. Just having paid for it, improves the sound. Seriously.
Yeah, I know, right? I was listenin' to a Wham! track. Put that thing by the interconnect and... wham!* - Stockhausen.I have a USB flash drive that looks identical.
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When I put it next to the L70, the music becomes denser... it's a miracle.
Is there a "performing in my patio" option? You know, at summer, listening outside ... One has to admire these scientific discoveries!Actually, the more subscriptions you buy, the higher the price is.
That’s not me, it’s because of the technology. It’s very complicated stuff that I can’t explain here.
But, the more you buy, the greater the improvement in the audio quality. Get 10 licenses for $1,000/mo. and your audio will be produced with absolutely no distortion and it will sound exactly like the artist is performing in your room.