Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

Adwiegert, my Mac laptop sits on two MIGs in the back and one in the front, all in the Pin-Point configuration. All of this is on top my StillPoints rack, which of course means I am gilding the lilly. Nevertheless, it makes a big difference. Last night it was not sounding as good as it had been. I noticed that the screen of the computer was against the crossbar of the rack. When I closed it just enough to clear the crossbar, all was well again.

I can't find anything online about this new ART placement. I'd like to try the new changes but can't if I don't know what they are.

I think the initial placement is as it was, except that the Vibratron is more open in its placement, requiring more experimentation. And this entails a stand for it, like SR uses at shows. The side wall Magnetrons go half way between your ears and the face of your speakers. The Gravatron is place as in the past, high on the back wall.

The four new Magnatrons go on the speaker wall between 3 and 6 inches from the side wall, with one pair at the same level as the Vibratron. The second set go above the first somewhere about 2.5 feet up.

The additional bass station goes somewhere on the back wall in a corner. Here experimentation is most important.

These instructions when finalized will appear on their webpage. I had asked about treating a small 10 x 13 x 8 foot room, but hold for all rooms at least up to a very large size.

Wow, so much extra stuff to add to your audio system adds up to big $$$ for....

Is there any room left in the room of tweeks and stuff to sit down for a listen?

On Monday there will be a new efferator released to the market that will tie into your speakers that will cause the music to jump out and touch you in a 3D way. It comes in two models, one where the music hits you with a mild swat in the face and the more $$$ one slams you in the face and says, "Hand over to me more $$$ for the 3rd version and see what I will do".

Glory, yes this all would be quite expensive. I am going to try adding two Basik art systems after I use them in my small listening room in a summer home.

I am assured that a 10 x 13 x 8 foot room can be made to sound much larger. I will report on this later when I get this all settled down. Then in the Fall when I return to my home in Texas, I will bring both sets back with me and use them to complement my ART system here.

Were it not for hearing the ART system demonstrated, I probably would not have bought this system and greatly benefited from it.

I feel largely the same about the MIGs. Both are implausible but have great benefits. And the MIGs are cheap. I still am perplexed as to how and why the MIGs work, but nevertheless enjoy their benefit.