Coconut-Audio tweeks

Only if the hyper space crystals are on the island too! The cable breakouts look like the pottery our kids made for us in first grade.

This is much worse than Pebbles or clever little clock

Could that be bigfoot's relative?

I'm moving to a tropical island under the coconut trees, I should get the best sound there.

Ryder, That link is hilarious. That is the dumbest looking audio product of all time. The introduction reads like a comic book. Who is he marketing this to? Rich children?

The maker has a number of descriptive videos on You Tube, not hard to find. Very interesting and entertaining.

03-17-12: Ryder
I'm surprised Coconut Audio products found their way to this site. This lessens the credibility of the 'Gon, and I thought this is supposed to be a reputable audio site.

There's crap like this advertised here every day, not surprising at all.

I'm surprised Coconut Audio products found their way to this site. This lessens the credibility of the 'Gon, and I thought this is supposed to be a reputable audio site.

This one really cracked me up.
http://www.coconut-audio.com/isotower.htm

Like I've said, they do seem to affect the sound in some manner, but it's like giving someone a bottle of Vitamin Water and telling them it will cure cancer, aids, and E.D.

I was amused with his $10,000 power cord that was made out of the same tubing that is used for my Sleep Apnea machine. But, with Coconut-Audio design, he added some secrete cystal's inside the tubing.
If anyone is interested I can sell one for $9000.

Fools are born every minute and it only takes a few buyers every month to make a nice living. Ask yourself if any credible Audio Co. Record Producer, Sound Engineer or famous musician has ever promoted this type of nonsense. (these people listen to high quality music everyday.)

It is the same snake oil that been sold for decades just repackaged with a quirky name. Do not waste your money unless you have plenty to throw around. IMO.

haha thankx for the replies all very informative and also very amusing..love you guyz!

Sure they work. How could they possibly not?

I picked up one of his products before the new year when they were being auctioned off for next to nothing - mostly just an throw away to see if they did anything at all. It does actually change the sound. It's more than noticeable in a blind A/B test. My preference for it varied greatly from song to song. At the current prices, you're probably much better off making a box the size of your components chassis out of masonite and 1x2's and filling it with quartz sand, metal shavings, or some mix of both. That would most likely also provide vibration damping in addition to EMI/RFI filtering. Essentially, yes they do something. No they're not worth the retail prices. If you don't want to put something together yourself and can find one of his products for <$40, it might very well be worth it. Greatest thing since sliced bread? No.

Looks like a BIG JOKE!!

Let me put it this way. I don't want to call those alien rocks and seashells a scam. They might be magical and might very well work wonder. I don't know because I have never tried them.

But what I do know is for the price of a few of those rocks and seashells, I can have my room treated properly with bass traps, acoustic panels, and diffusers, which have been used by professionals all over the world for many years and with proven scientific research behind.

So between the two, I would treat the room first before using alien rocks and seashells.