LessLoss Firewall for Loudspeakers


I just read the 6 moons review of the LessLoss firewall for Loudspeakers, interested if anyone has tried it yet and what is your opinion. 


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Holy Megahertz!

These babes are well nigh miraculous, right out of the bag! I attached them to my Magic A3's, which do not have a reputation for lacking resolution or clarity. But with these devices attached, the proverbial window was wiped clean, soundstage expanded exponentially and piano and female vocals, which I use to audition equipment, never sounded so real.
I am generally skeptical of add-on devises like this, but had owned several LessLoss PC's and think Louis Motek is an original. Cannot speak to others' experiences, but I am mightily impressed. Best $1600 I have spent in a long undistinguished audio career.
I doubt it will take very long for you to hear the difference and the improvement. Good luck.
NO softening on HF on my Magico A3's. What I find most stunning about these devices is the 3D expansion of the soundstage way beyond the speakers. Where'd they go? Neal
As we used to say in The Bronx when I was growing up: De gustibus non est disputandum! Neal

I removed the Lessloss Firewall for Loudspeakers (which were terrific) based on Jeff of Silversmith's recommendation for Fidelium speaker cables. I need to experiment with putting them back on, which the notion of ever crawling around speaker cables gives me a headache, backache, brain cramp, etc. But I will try them because I cannot understand the physics effect with or without them it; only the subjective aesthetic if auditory absorption by the appendages on the sides of my cranium -- or, stated differently, they will sound to my ears better or worse.