Well if you can believe that Tibetan Temple bells act as audio tweek I have a new one for ya.  This Christmas tree is screwing up my sound, DUDE!  Actually the tree is fine it is just all those ornaments.  Bah humbug.  I barely turn up the volume and I think all those hollow sphere's are possibly ringing.
 I think I will watch TV.

my best to all this season
Walt

I actually think those Tibetan bell thingies are pretty cool, and they sure are pretty. I tried the Synergistic Research MIG: Mechanical Interface Grounding devices, and while not bad, I do not find them as effective as Herbie's Audio Lab Iso-Cups. They are, however, quite cool looking. I know that others disagree, and I respect their experience.

In either case, however, I do not know how one could argue with the CCE or Hazen Grid Mod. It makes a clearly audible difference in Decware amps. But perhaps Walt is just having fun with us, eh?

Yah walt, next time you make a joke, dumb down the humor a little.  BTW,  I moved my tree a little to the left(outside)...

Donny Don Don, where did you come from?  BTW, thank you very much for the Christmas card. I feel awkward saying that you must have forgotten to include a check.

No offense taken. I must admit that Mr. Perry reminds me of a guy who is wearing a Halloween mask.

Walt, consider me appropriately dumbed down. And laughing! But I still think the Tibetan bells are pretty.

Anyway, I can report this: ever since I plugged in the Christmas tree, the PS Audio Noise Assassins I have plugged in around the room have been much more active. But the little blue blinkers have a very Christmas feel to them.

 I was thinking about going retro with a silver foil tree and a color wheel. On second thought I wonder if the tree would be a source of RFI being a big aluminum antenna thingy.
 Merry Christmas to all!!!

4krow, Dude, you don't already have the fuel cell aerial RFI Assassin quad copter?

Nah, I think we have the best that we can have, technology wise. The technology seems to be working at compressing and otherwise dumbing down audio qualities. We'll have to stick with our old thermionic valve technology and the wonderful implementation of speaker designs we have.