While I believe that vibration control's absence or presence can be measured, and so don't dismiss it entirely, it is a simple and necessary step to just remove the pillows during the audition. And then put them back. This speaks to basic methodology.

Thanks for pointing out the obvious. How did you come up with the name suits_me? (It's also spelled differently different times, making me wonder if you post under more than one name). Nothing seems to suit you. I've read a host of your comments, and every single one is negative and derisive. If we review low-cost equipment, you find something wrong. If we review high-cost equipment, you go on the attack. If a cable manufacturer answers your question, you say you'd prefer to read DUP's deleted drivel. In the end, all I can say is, I hope you find the writing and equipment that bring you happiness.

I went to the Clarity Cable room on Day 1 of THE Show and received a gracious greeting from Melissa, who volunteered a demonstration on The Clarity Audio Pillow. She played several cuts from her own CD on an inexpensive mass market CD player, first with the Pillows on then without (repeating the process several times until I was satisfied). It was noticeable that WITHOUT THE PILLOWS, there was smearing, less coherence, and a loss in musicality and dynamics. A big difference from the music that I heard when I entered the room and not knowing what the exhibitor was demonstrating. Enough of a difference for me to reach into my pocket to buy a pair of the large Pillows (roughly 6" x 5" in an off-white or beige cotton pouch). Melissa said these Pillows are available in a black cotton exterior pillow case.