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Its Come to This

Presumably a liter sized soda bottle will give better LF response than a 16oz bottle? Whatever, this is just stupid, and wrong.
 
I would never spend what they were asking for it, $52, but I'd at least like to hear what it sounds like. I'd bet there is at least some loudness gained, although probably at a cost of clarity.
 
For $52?

Wow. That's a lot of money for something that gimmicky. If it really helps it sound that good, why can't they, for that price, just include an attachable resonator that is made from a known quality of plastic instead of just using whatever POS recyclable is laying around?
 
TitaniumTroy said:
I have already tried this device, with different pop bottles in a blind ABX test and by far Cherry Dr. Pepper gave the best overall results. Mountain Dew's bass was uneven and boomy, and Diet Pepsi sounded artificial, with a slight bitter after taste to boot.
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If you leave the bottle uncapped for a while before putting it on there, does it sound flat?
 
Beer bottles work best for country music, but you want bourbon bottles for blue grass.
 
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