Machina Dynamica Flying Saucers Brand New Product - set of 8 [Expired]
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| Condition | New ?Help |
|---|---|
| Pay methods | PayPal, Money Order/Certified Check, Personal Check |
| Ships from | Mosby, VA 22042 |
| Ships to | Worldwide |
| Shipping dimensions | |
| Shipping paid by | Buyer Pays |
| Shipping methods | USPS |
| Original accessories | Box, Manual |
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Item Description
This auction is for Machina Dynamica's brand new product - Flying Saucers, small one-inch adhesive-backed copper foils for all windows of the listening room, one foil per window. Flying Saucer may be placed anywhere on the window, for example in a corner of the window. This is big. Big big. Bigger than big.
Flying Saucers can also be used on windows in other rooms of the house. Flying Saucers provide much lower noise and distortion, with tremendous power and soundstaging. Starting bid $39 for set of 8 Flying Saucers.
Customer Comment - "Tiny copper foil Flying Saucers are the single greatest tweak I have ever tried. A revolutionary single agent total system upgrade/optimizer. Must hear it to believe it possible. Totally surprising."
Our retail price for a set of 8 Flying Saucers $69 or $39 for set of 4. 30-day money back guarantee.
We accept Paypal, check or MO.
Shipping via USPS.
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Questions for the seller
Is this a joke? Or are there actually people stupid enough to buy these?
It's as serious as a colonoscopy without the benefit of anesthesia.
So if I put all 8 on one window will that make the music awesum?
Is there an echo in here?
Can you please explain the theory behind these, and post results from any real-world testing that has been done?
I'm still working on the theory. There has been no real-world testing. Perhaps in the future.
So if I put all 8 on one window will that make the music awesum?
One per window is sufficient.
Ha! Reminds me of Peter Belt from the 80s and all his odd tweaks like foil on windows and triangles under components! .
Brian, I can certainly see the resemblance. He's still around, by the way.
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