Holy Holostages!!

I have several of the Holostages in my home system and the sound just keeps getting better. There is now more texture and articulation of the vocals with wonderful results. More tonal density and decay of note. Maybe most important us the lowering of the noise floor. My system is so quiet between tracks. People who have llistened to my system have commented that my system doesn't sound digital at all. I can literally hear the singers lips separate before the vocalist starts to sing on many tracks. I just heard this yesterday when playing Dean Martin sing White Christmas. This was on a Christmas compilation disc with Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and Nat King Cole and not an audiophile disc either.

I have 6 Holostages in my Camaro convertible RS V6 with the upgraded Bose Stetmreo. I have never been much of a Bose stereo guy but did like the one that came with this car. Upon adding a few of the Holostages to my back seat my sound system started to become more three dimensional. Several months and 4 more Holostages later the sound is way above anything I have heard in any car. And I have heard a 20k custom system in a Genisis car at an Audiophile Christmas Party in Tampa Florida about 4 years ago. The soundstage is huge and covers the entire windshield. The vocals actually have texture and the three dimensionality pops out at you  There is also some great bass now and it us not overblown but hits hard when appropriate  I had very little expectations for the Holostages in my car as I have never been a car audio guy.

I put 2 of them in my car at the end of last winter when it was a warm day and I could put the top down. 30 minutes later I was able to drive with the top down and I could already tell the sound was changing albeit slightly. I could tell it was a little better a day later even though I felt that the bass was a little diminished. The bass came back and then some a few days later! Anyhow, about 6 months later now the sound just makes me laugh and smile! There is another positive aspect to these things but I will save that for another time. If anyone in the Chicagoland area would like to hear my car I would be glad to meet you somewhere in between your place and mine out  in Sugar Grove, IL. Trust me hearing is believing!

I had chimed in earlier in this thread but wanted to update some findings upon adding two more Holostages to my home system. It has been just over a week since introducing two more Holostages into my system. I have one on either side of my seated position about 1 foot outside of the speakers position and about 34 inches off the floor. My Hales Transcendance 5 speakers are about 8 feet apart, and my listening position is about 8 feet from the speakers drivers. The sound now is more three dimensional with guitars and many other instruments seemingly jumping out more into the foreground of the speakers and in between them. It is like being in the front row of your own personal concert. Orchestral music now has a larger scale to it with the enhanced three dimensionality and increased soundstage. The sound seems to flow better with a greater sense of continuity. I held off on inserting these last 2 Holostages into the system because Krissy said they should be a little higher up than I have them but wasn't sure what to put them on. So I just decided not to wait any longer and to put a Holostage on top of a side table with some stacked cds on one side and a box of cds on top of an Ottaman on the other side under the other Holostage.  Boy, am I glad that I finally inserted them into my system as it is quite the effect that these two Holostages have had on the enjoyment of the music. 

I also wanted to mention just how nice, accommodating and easy that Krissy is to work with. Krissy is also very knowledgeable on what her products can do for your system and an audiophile herself.