Stein Harmonizer's

rmjg36 says:

I'm sadly finding this forum virtually useless.  I simply want to ferret out other's experiences with the Stein Harmonizer's. What seems to be par for the course is a series of back and forth ad-hominem attacks.

You just described every forum, ever. This is after all the internet- no editorial standards. No standards whatsoever. Like riding the bus. Sure Mikey Fremer took the bus once in his life. Still, to get on a bus and start asking riders about magical room treatments, don't be surprised when you get nothing but inarticulate gibberish.

What you want to do instead, use that little thingy called the search bar. Type in "browsers". Find yourself one that actually works like Duck Duck Go instead of force feeding you politically correct ideology like Goolag. Then use your non-Goolag browser to sift through all the bull and eventually figure out the answers to all your questions.

Again: sift through, and figure out. Its not gonna be wrapped up all nice with a bow just for you, you know.

Otherwise, if you come here expecting anyone to provide you with good useful factual information, boy are you ever in the wrong place. Like, I tried that one time. Simple request, how to wire a line level out. Not only did not a one of these people have even the slightest clue (and in the technical forum too!), the prevailing wisdom was you can kill yourself even if its not plugged in and don't spend $3 on parts spend $3k on a new amp. Seriously. What they said.

Now to be fair its not like they are all hopeless. (But man did you hit the motherlode!) There are in fact more than a few who are unbelievably expert and knowledgeable and even helpfully capable of communicating this in writing. Case in point. Even so, odds are your best step is to use the most non-Goolag browser you can find first.

Unless you come to enjoy bickering and blather. But please don't. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

Here's a suggested test to see if the Stein product is in fact changing / improving the sound of your system. Assuming this device requires power have someone other than the critical listener switch it on and off at random (without being observed) and see if the listener can detect any change by raising and lowering his / her hand. This would provide at least a first round of objective evaluation of this piece of hardware. 

Miller is unfortunately correct in his statements.
However it should NOT be that way but present day internet attitudes are prevalent even in a specialized hobby forum.

Once certain pirahnas sink their teeth in you may as well say uncle.

Sad but true.

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