Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

This thread is a veritable goldmine of SR info. . . Thank you guys! Tedmbrady, what ICs, speaker wires and PC combination will be used on the system? I am particularly intrigued about PCs for the class D Spectron amps. which being class D are capable of wild and very fast excursions in power demands.

I have wired my whole Paradigm Signature S1's,C1,ADP1's(all piano black) with Tesla Accelerator(bi-wire) and Accelerator RCA's linking Amp to PRE. I have a S.R X2 Quattro releasing 12 splits to the active shielding.
T2 - DVD Sony 777ES(later replace with Blue Ray player)
T2 - Quattro
T2 - Pre Processor(Onkyo Pro 885SC)
T3 - Parasound 2205A power amp(220 x 5)
Precision Reference AC - PS Audio Quintescence(soon to be replaced with a S.R QLS 9 Tesla Power Strip).
S.R Active Resolution Reference X2 Digital Coax(DVD)
AC Master Coupler Active to my SVS PB13 Ultra(piano black) linked with an Active Alpha Sterling Phase 2 RCA(both soon to be replaced with a Precision AC power cord and a Tesla Resolution Reference rca). I must comment on the Precision AC on my Quintescence for the reason of the dynamic imaging and resolution it brought out in my whole system. This cord is the real deal and has made the most impact to my listening experience. I am still playing music and especially for movies it can be really noticed. It isn't a minimal difference either. I can't wait to try it on my sub. It was suggested to me to try the Hologram D on my DVD, I might down the road. In conclusion I raise my thumbs to S.R for another great line of cords....AAA+++

Bacardi

Guidocorona,
Not sure. Maybe we still have a choice, dunno. I would assume T3's on the Spectrons but i could be wrong. i'll ping Mike 9delaer) and Elliot (SR) tomorrow.

I use the Tesla T3 on my Spectron.

SR need to do a major update to their website!! They are the first manufacturer to build products for sale and not tell anyone about them.

Totally agree. I run a small business so I can relate on how many things are on the "to do list" so I am sympathetic.
The problem is that I live in the middle of nowhere, with absolutely no high end dealers for many many hours, and the internet and audio publications are my only sense of information. I think, and I am not specifically directing this toward only SR, is that (this only my opinion) companies in cities (cities that have more people then my state) don't understand how isolated certain areas of the country can be when it comes to niche hobbies. How limited local dealers are. I love local audio stores with knowledgeable dealers, and local bike shops with great bike shops, and local nordic ski shops with various flexes of race ski to choose from but the closest ones are all seven hours away.
For me and many other web sites and mail/internet ordering are, unfortunately the only option. They have no local brick and mortar stores to compete against. I wish it wasn't the case but it is. For example, I am currently enjoying SR new outlet that I only knew about from reading this forum.
Like I said I understand how hard it is to juggle things but I agree about the website. Synergistic Research has always been great to talk to, always great about putting up with my questions (thanks Ted and Elliot) and always great about making wonderful products. Just some thoughts :)