Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

The Migs are quite interesting..
Under my Preamp and Amp it is a no brainer much better in the Pinpoint Config.

On my Cary 306 Pro CD player though neither position beats just using the Cary Tall machined spikes.

Since I now have an extra pair of the Migs I would like to try them on my Powercell. Not sure how I am going to lift it up high enough to clear the Galileos plugged into the back of the Powercell.
My choices sem to remove the tall sharp spikes I am presently using and place either myrtle blocks under a Mig or some ceramic tiles under the Mig's.
Any other suggestions would be helpful.
If this proves to be too much trouble < iw ill use them under my Oppo 83 SE.

Barcardi, I am sure the Migs would improve your sub, but I think you would get more bang for your bucks on your stereo components.
Also,to the question on plugging a Galileo into your Powecell. Running the dual leads to the Powercell and Powercord is a must. Think about it everything plugged into the Powercell will benifit by the use of that Galileo.

SR great products. service and helpful Audiogon members.

How tall are the migs?

They look to be about 1 1/4" tall

I had a shocking experience today. I got a new SR T2 power cord for my new turntable. Of course it is charged and I had only one outlet available into which I plugged the T2 itself. I had a double lead MPC included and figured that I would remove two single lead MPC and install one double lead and thus have an opening for my new MPC.

I doing so I noticed that my preamp T2 was not connected nor was my phono stage. Under the preamp pc connection I found the charger lead. Once I had connected everything, I play vinyl and was in awe, but later listening to digital, I was equally amazed. All that was changed for digital was that the preamp pc was now charged.

There really is something to this charged cable system.

Cable Company sent my goodies box today. I got the Galileo Speaker and IC cells to go with my Apex speaker cables and IC between my Berkeley DAC to ASR Emitter Exclusive II to Usher Be-20. I am impressed. Granted it has no time to break in yet but after hooking up everything, right away, there seems to be more clarity, bass has better definition and pitch, detail is even better while at the same time, there is no sacrificing of the warmth, rich sound at all. Voice and violin are smoother, more liquid. Background noise is much much reduce (not that it was noisy before but I did not know it could be this quiet).

I got some MIGs for my components and ERS paper for my computer server as well but I think I will wait a few days before installing these toys so I can see the effects of the IC and Speaker Cells first.

My only complains, after being box envy with my friend's MIT stuffs, SR plastic box just does not look quite so impressive :) IC box also is quite light so it would not sit on my shelf behind my DAC with the Apex hanging from it so for now the box is dangling midair. I hope that's ok.

The tails for the speaker cells looks like longer version of SR jumper cables and IC cells tail looks a bit puny next to Apex. So far, my complains have more to do with looks rather than sound which is a good thing, I suppose.