The Magic of Kitty Litter [Correction]

[mah]

Do bulls use kitty litter? Is this guy serious?

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Cheers, Marshall.

[Altec19]

Let us not forget the First Rule of Audiophiles:

"If I've spent time or money on it, it will sound better."

This guy has been drinkin' way too much Golden Ears Kool-Aid.

[bowtie427ss]

I don't like a cluttered floor so i've suspended all of my speaker cables, power cables, and interconnects from monofilament using special cryogenically treated insulators at each end of the monofilament.

Now if you'll excuse me, i have to put some magnets on my fuel line and get my dull razor blades back under the pyramid before santa claus catches the tooth ***** under my pillow.

Sincere apologies to anyone offended by my warped humor.

[Audio_by_Goodwill]

You guys haven't seen that silly kind of thing before? :-)

[Cal Weldon]

He's a fraud.

He doesn't even elevate the amplifiers to ensure smooth and easy transmission of the large bass electrons down to the speakers so there might be a phase issue with the lighter and smaller treble electrons.

[Cal Weldon]

Yes, but it's still fun to poke at it. Kind of like road kill.

[Audio_by_Goodwill]

Originally posted by Cal Weldon:
Yes, but it's still fun to poke at it. Kind of like road kill.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I haven't poked at roadkill since I was a kid..... didn't realize other people did that. I guess it makes sense though..... that dead possum... just laying there, saying.. poke me, poke me!

[mah]

Hey guys, the point is that GM isn't the only one to use Kitty Litter in audio gear. The 'bull' mention applies to the suspended cables idea.

[AltecLansingFan]

use kitty litter only in combination with snake oil.

[Cal Weldon]

Shaken, not stirred.