What is the Silliest Accessory You Have Ever Seen.

I dont think that this is his equalizer... It is a cheap one without offending you.. But that can work marvellously, the price of an audio product is not linearly linked to his efficiency.....But anyway....That dont invalidate my point....


By the way i just validate in the last hours the effectiveness of another product myself "argent room lens"...

a kind of multicellular Helmholtz resonators....This product was just bashed by another fellow of the same species tonight who never try one....😁


I used discarded plumber tubular pipes i have already in my cellar, 30 minute of works and i verify the effectiveness in acoustic of this product in my room...I was not surprized because i have already used some resonators with success... But these pipes with another proportion and dimension than ly past resonators work even better...I will refine all that with experiments in the next weeks...

I decided to do that on the spot after reading another stupid rejection or bashing WITHOUT any logical motivation and no experience with the product like this one today...

I decide to do that to close some mouth....like the one in my last post....

No society can work without good faith in our fellow neighbours....Bashing, lying, conjuring children plots is not the way....

@mahgister, there you go insulting me again. Lack of good faith? You have to be kidding. These guys create a totally fictitious story to sell a cheap wooden construction to soak money out of uneducated (in science)  audiophiles which I am trying to expose and I am the one operating in bad faith. People may not like what I have to say because it offends their sense of political correctness, to which I say "Get over it."
You want to ogle over silly tweaks, start your own thread. This is about exposing them. 

mahgister,

I somehow missed who has what kind of equalizer and who "he" actually is.

Once upon a time, Soundcraftsmen was "the equalizer" to have. I was simply hinting at that.

"Soundcraftsmen equalizers and their compact "brick" style power amplifiers gained a sizable following among audiophiles during the 1970s and 1980s."

Soundcraftsmen - Wikipedia

Going back to Hallographs, did anyone else think that room in the second (large) picture looks like a funeral home?

6moons audio reviews: Shakti innovations Hallograph

Set up to kill the spirits of bad sound with out damping the good spirits of the heart and soul. Tom