Shakti Stones Do they actuall work guys.

Shatki bricks are even better but not nearly as good as shatki cinder blocks. In-the-know audiophiles will want to raise the blocks to 2.5 meters above a cd player (too ensure good bass extension) and then let go directly over the cd player (while the music is playing), this will tend to put an end to digital harshness, although initially the harshness may actually increase. Research tends to show that after only one such shatki cinder block application there is a significant dampening effect. This is not a subtle effect such as one notices with silly changes like new speakers or room treatments. Anyone will be able to percieve the change in tonal characteristics after one application.

I thought it was real Tvad, it seems like an accurate assessment.

Got it, Rwwear. Now I know where you stand.

Thanks for stopping by.

Gee Tvad, I thought you knew where I stood long before now.
If you want to believe these kind of tweeks work it's fine. But don't get ill because there's still a few semi-sane people who disagree with your non scientific findings.

If you want to believe these kind of tweeks work it's fine. But don't get ill because there's still a few semi-sane people who disagree with your non scientific findings.
Rwwear (Threads | Answers | This Thread)

Rwwear, I know you're a reasonable person. If you read my posts in this thread, you will see that I have never expressed an opinion about whether the Shakti Stones work or not.

I have only mentioned where one can find the patent for the product, and attempted to correct misinformation that some readers might construe as the truth (i.e. the satirical definition).