Your argument has always hinged on the idea that technology outside audio is cheaper and equal.This is partly, true, yes. Since the Plextor duplicators are built to duplicate CDs and DVDs, I don't consider them outside of audio. In fact, audio and video duplication is their purpose. If we are speaking of high end audio as separate from professional audio (which the Plextors are designed for, as is demonstrated by the machines being built to duplicate dozens of discs at a time), then to me, this is semantics. If George is claiming his RealityCheck CD system is a higher echelon than pro duplication systems, then yes, I'd like to know what I'm paying for beyond the opinion of those who consider his duplication system to be better.
There are plenty of folks who pay hundreds or thousands of dollars to modifiers who won't disclose what the modification entails, and simply tell their customers to "Trust me". I'd rather pay a modifier who will tell me what goes into the modification, and what my dollars are buying.
So, there are options for both types of audiophiles...those who want to know the nuts and bolts, and those who don't care as long as it results in perceived better sound.
I suppose I'd have been less aggressive with the RealityCheck CD system if Mr. Louis had just said, "Try it", and left it at that, without making up nonsensical explanations for how the thing works.
Good listening, Tbg.

