Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

Cable Company told me about 3 choices for tail length. I runs 2 pair of 16 inches tails for biwiring.
One caution as it has been mention, Speaker Cells are quite light and with Apex speaker cables, they may not sit so easily on the floor. Also, my speaker terminals are about 12 inches off the floor so I thought that 16 inches tail would be enough. I was wrong. The tail are not very stiff but not exactly flexible either and 2 pairs of them with Apex speaker cables at the other end, I could not really find a way to have the speaker cells sit on the floor without putting extra weight on them. In the end, I have to get a 2 inches block to put under speaker cells so all spikes on the speaker cells can have solid contact with the floor.

Milimetr, I have tried the Interconnect Cells with Townshend interconnects. I would definitely say that the Cells improved the Townshends, but the SR Apexs are definitely better. However, I have a Summer home and am going to use the Townshends there with the Cells.

Have you got any idea what is inside cells? Are there any parts in signal path? I liked SR idea of active shielding without mess in signal path. I would not like that SR turn into MIT or Transparent.

I understand it is the same technology as the PowerCell and as I understand that charged plates are the key.

Millimetr,
The Galileo Cells like Active Shielding and the PowerCell, use close proximity electromagnetic fields to condition signal out-side-the-signal-path. Aside from the fact its Electromagnetic Cell is enclosed in a "box" Galileo Cells have noting in common with network cables that work by placing filters in the signal path.

As to Galilleo Universal Speaker Cells the leads are available in three different sizes that should connect any pair of speakers up to Tri-Wire. Should you have a speaker that requires longer length leads, we will custom build leads to spec.

I hope this helps.

Yours in music,
Ted Denney III
Lead designer, Synergistic Research Inc.