Distortion reducting rack... WTF, Over?

[ajawamnet]

https://quadraspire.co.uk/products.html

https://quadraspire.co.uk/why.html
Noticing how the siting of his HiFi made a difference to how good it sounded, Eddie Spruit developed a rack to address the issue of component resonance. In 1995 he set up Quadraspire and launched the Q4 HiFi rack that is still sold around the world today.


You've got to be kidding me...

 

[CDMC]

Yes, BS, but the racks aren’t outrageously priced ($500 for the mid line 4 shelf) and its open slat design has the legitimate design benefit of extra ventilation.

 

[pozz]

Better than the stuff said about myrtle wood blocks and HRS. Well, only maybe better. Definitely cheaper.

 

[renaudrenaud]

Ikea?

 

[Killingbeans]

Yes, it's practical as furniture, but has zero effect on audio... if you ask me.

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