Here is what is true......what mitch2 says is 50% correct......in that there are some kinds of Zobel Networks that are used in some speakers after the crossover to flatten the impedance curve of the driver so the xover will see a more linear load. They use large value capacitors so they operate in the audio domain.
However, mitch2 in incorrect about what mine and Stein Music do....and what the now discontinued Enacom, Merlin, and Walker Audio do. We use very small values so the high frequency roll off is way above 100K.....these are rf filters.....they have nothing to do with flattening an impedance curve......they are simply filtering the noise coming down the speaker wire. As to why they work so well, when you cannot hear above 20K? I don't know....I just want more pure sound.....and this is what they give. What is really interesting is that every part and wire and damping, etc......that you do in these filters changes the sound.....even if using the same values. As usual.....EVERYTHING makes a difference.
The $450 Synergistic Research ones appear to suppress rf in a different fashion.....Are they as effective? Can you use them together with mine? Someone will play with both and let us know.
Those that trust their hearing will know whether somthing works for them or not. What others say (including me) is of no importance.....what is real....is what YOU EXPERIENCE.....so far.....people are loving what they hear with my Music Purifiers......if someone does not like what they hear......or they hear nothing.....then they can simply return them for a full refund....including shipping.