acoustic system resonators

Audiooracle,your 03/16 post begs the question,so please indulge me.That is not the first time I have read a similar statement that without the 'device-x' in place the image collapsed,etcetera.Why would one retain a system indefinitely that apparently lacks redeeming qualities,i.e. image,soundstage,etcetera,waiting for a miracle 'device' to come along and rescue the system,instead of implementing changes in the system?Sincerely,and Cheers.

Double4w, I think he means the new improved image collapses to normal.

Tbg,perhaps that is the intended meaning.I got a tremendous 'kick' out of the post.From the third sentence to the next to last sentence,the poster would make P.T. Barnum envious due to the veritable caricature of hyperbole employed.Of course,IMHO,The last sentence is a 'real kick' also!

Dear Double4w your logic is specious at best. There are many changes you can make to a system which will enable that system to come alive. You are not speaking to a neophyte, but a professional audio designer who has been doing this for 20 years! I make my judgments based on what I hear. The fact that much of what makes this hobby interesting is that there are many instances of a particular product making a system sound better and there is no empirical reason why.

Power cords shouldn't make a difference on a low power draw component, but they do, CD mats shouldn't make a difference but they do, in fact electrically there is probably no measurable difference in audio interconnects but we can hear the difference.

A system outfitted with Resonators makes the music come alive in way that the same system without them doesn't.

The only way you know the difference is to hear the system both ways, I did and now I own the resonators.

In fact I would say that the cost of the resonators does seem ludicrous for what you get, but the sonic difference makes them a relative bargin. I have heard people changing components which can be more expensive and not getting the results which you can get with the resonators.

Science can not always explain the ways of the world, and many discoveries have been by accident.

>>I did and now I own the resonators.<<

And sell the resonators as well.

Caveat emptor.