I've read what it does, but it doesn't make much sense. Nor does it describe at all how it does what it does. According to the page I read, it somehow disrupts the Past Time signals being produced by whatever you are watching/listing to. This supposedly cancels out the disruption between Past and Present Time, eliminating a Flight or Fight response, allowing you full use of your senses for sensory enjoyment. How it does that or if it's even true, I have no idea. To me, it looks like a clock with a sticker on it.
What does it do? I read the description and even the reviews, but there was no mention of what it does.
ReplyDeleteSounds like some sort of silly joke.
I've read what it does, but it doesn't make much sense. Nor does it describe at all how it does what it does.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the page I read, it somehow disrupts the Past Time signals being produced by whatever you are watching/listing to.
This supposedly cancels out the disruption between Past and Present Time, eliminating a Flight or Fight response, allowing you full use of your senses for sensory enjoyment.
How it does that or if it's even true, I have no idea. To me, it looks like a clock with a sticker on it.
I'm sure it's a joke at the expense of $16,000 hi-fi cables.
ReplyDeleteA bunch of waffly technobabble and pseudo science is what I saw.
ReplyDeleteI actually did hear an ipod sized gizmo improve sound
http://www.arc.com/sonicfocus/products.html
but it plugged in to the system and processed the sound.
I want to have a clever little clock in my house or car for half an hour, try it out and decide.
It reeks of a "Clever Little Scam"...IMHO
ReplyDeleteIt's clearly a joke.
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