How come there is no thread on the RealityCheck?


In my opinion this one the greatest improvements in audio in 40 years. AA is full of discussions about it, but there has been nothing here. Maybe that a $575 tweak is beyond Audiogoners?
tbg
Rhirsch-

Mahalo. It appears to be the same as the Alesis CD Twin:

http://www.alesis.com/product.php?id=7
Good work Kana813! And good timing. I tried to order a Cool Copy unit today from the link I posted and they're SOLD OUT! The sales guy said they've gone from selling one or two per week to 4-5 everyday the past 2 weeks! No more available until next week.

The Alesis website provided a link to several dealers in my neck of the woods (and for only $10 more, but I won't be paying for shipping).

The Cool Copy appears to be a re-badged Alesis 1 to 1.

Many thanks for the heads up!
Rhirsch, I finally got my CoolCopy. My first unit was destroyed by UPS. This one was double boxed.

I do not find the CoolCopy discs that I have done thus far to be the equal of the RealityCheck copies. In both cases I have used RC black cd-rs. I also used the Raw Copy choice on the CoolCopy. I can hear a slight difference with a somewhat smoother sound with the CoolCopy and a somewhat more realistic sound with the RealityCheck unit. From AA, it is apparent that I am not alone in preferring the RealityCheck, but I am not done with my comparisons as yet. Other cleaners, Nespaing the originals, other discs, and better isolating the CoolCopy all need to be checked. I will try Symposium Roller Blocks as you suggest even though my previous experiences with them have not been satisfying. I never do anything without plugging it into my IsoClean ac filtering setup.

I also got my Nespa. As noted above, I need to assess its benefits in all of this.
Norm - I suspect all of us with new Cool Copy units will need to break them in a bit before knowing how good they are. So far I'm much more impressed with the Nano. fluid than the cool copies and, in addition to break-in, I need to experiment more as well.
Jfz, you are probably right about breakin. I am just not accustomed to thinking about computer related equipment breaking in. We also need to focus on isolating it.