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PolyCrystal
products have achieved wide acclaim
for the improvements they make in
the quality of reproduced sound.
Here's a sampling of the comments
made about our products by various
high-end audio experts.


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"There
was a drastic change in
the soundstage. I was startled
at how crisp, clear and
focused it had become. Images
attained a new feeling of
solidity. The room's
dimensions seemed to have
expanded. Nothing subtle
about it!" [In reference
to the 3-shelf rack]
· Marshall Nack, The Stereo
Times, April 2001
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"The first thing I noticed
was that the volume control
needed to be raised by maybe
fifteen percent. The noise
floor dropped in a free-fall.
Soft passages are now whisper
quiet; really quiet, but
with even more detail. Then,
when the band gets going,
crescendos are fifteen percent
louder. All in all, dynamics
improved to a level I would
have associated with the
purchase of a super amplifier."
[In reference to the five-shelf
PolyCrystal rack]
· Marshall Nack, The Stereo
Times, April 2001
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"The
only tweak that really worked…
was popping them onto PolyCrystal
amp stands. This paid immediate
dividends by tightening
up the entire sonic presentation
and keeping the awesome
bass range tighter and deeper
‘n hell. The PolyCrystals
also raised the already
wonderful imaging a notch
further toward ultimate
palpability, all the while
enhancing air, transparency,
and focus."
· Jonathan Scull, Stereophile,
June 1998
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"With
PolyCrystal racks you can
have your cake and eat it
too; they're ‘delivery systems'
for substantial resonance-absorbing
shelving."
· Jonathan Scull, Stereophile,
Fine tunes #15
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"Lastly,
I put 6 PC Cable Towers
under some of the wires.
My expectations weren't
very high. I've tried
products like this before
and currently use some cardboard
shipping tubes hand cut
to size. Maybe they make
a difference, I'm not
sure. These PC Cable Towers,
however, were icing on the
cake." [In reference
to Cable Towers]
· Marshall Nack, The Stereo
Times, April 2001
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"…but
I strongly recommend footers…
and PolyCrystal cones [Isolators]
are relatively cheap and
very effective."
· Jonathan Scull, Stereophile,
Fine tunes #13
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"The
footers [PolyCrystal Isolators]
are among the best products
of this sort. This guy [PolyCrystal's
Bruce Bodlak] knows more
about isolation control
than anyone I've ever
met."
· Marshall Nack, The Stereo
Times, April 2001
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"PolyCrystal
Isolators and cones are
effective too—I've tried
them and I like ‘em."
· Barry Willis , Stereophile,
CES "Y2K Report"
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"Music
now sounded faster and images
were better focused."
· Dennis Hartwick, "Positive
Vibes" at Planet HiFi
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"It
was immediately apparent
that the soundstage character
had changed. It became HUGE...
the 3-D effect going back
from the speaker plane was
stunningly layered and airy.
The space between instruments
and the air around them
was more completely realized.
Moreover, this spaciousness
arrived in tandem with an
equally remarkable enhanced
instrumental richness and
fullness: not overly warm
and swampy with a loss of
detail, but harmonically
and acoustically rich, with
gobs of information."
[In reference to the Isolation
Platforms]
· Marshall Nack, The Stereo
Times, April 2001
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"The
Racks made big improvements
in overall clarity and freedom
from the muck ‘n mire of
everyday resonances."
· J-10, Stereophile, "Recommended
components", April 2000
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"It
was sexy and engaging—it
made me feel young again."
[In reference to the Isolators]
· J-10, Stereophile, "Recommended
components", April 2000
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"The
next thought that comes
to mind is the [PolyCrystal]
material's ability
to drain mechanical noises
and vibrations from components.
I hear people talk about
‘noise' in audio systems
all the time without a clear
understanding of exactly
what they mean. Believe
me, you'll have no
trouble hearing that the
noise is down."
· Marshall Nack, The Stereo
Times, April 2001
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"…beautifully
open, clear and lovely."
[In reference to Speaker
Spikes]
· J-10, Stereophile, "Recommended
components", April 2000
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