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In Reply to: Has anyone used Ready Acoustics broadband bass traps? posted by astralpen on April 23, 2007 at 17:31:26:
> Any info apprectiated! <Any info? Here ya go:
--Ethan
Follow Ups:
Please note that poster ETHAN WINER is currently being sued in a class-action settlement for his slanderous and libelous defamatory statements regarding the Ready Acoustics company and several others.ETHAN WINER of RealTraps is the purveyor of slime and filth and is regarded as one of the worse cancers to ever infect the Internet.
Ethan Winer’s obfuscation of acoustics facts has granted him more forum banning than nearly anyone with any net presence.
ETHAN WINER refuses to publish complete data from his very old testing at IBM and simply will not disclose the most sought after info regarding how his devices perform individually. Further ETHAN WINER now only publishes false tests that he claims are made in a small room with cheap software and a mic. He claims such tests are true and accurate, yet NEVER divulges the method by which the reports are calculated. It is said that ETHAN WINER manipulates said reports to grant his own products prestige, yet fails to detail (with proof) how any of his tests are conducted.
If you find your self in a conversation with ETHAN WINER about his “magic” panels, ask him for the “percentage uncertainty” derived from his “tests”.
Ethan Winer does not allow Independent testing of his products because they fail to meet the financial mark at every turn. The current cost of ONE RealTraps Mini trap (only 3 inches thick and not recommended by top acousticians) is 199.99!!!!
THAT IS A RIP OFF IN TODAY’s MARKET.
Be warned, his statements (none of which are bolstered by any acousticians in any countries anywhere) are said to be riddled with defamation and sales jargon.
If you should find yourself looking for information on Ready Acoustics or any other acoustics absorption devices, check with them directly.
HowdyI got your comment and we will take this offline.
-Ted
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