X Bulk
" Long story short – everything seemed bigger, closer and richer. Since similar effects could be achieved in many ways, including also introduction of some coloration to the sound, I spent quite some time trying to establish beyond doubt how this change of performance was achieved. It seemed that what really caused this improvement was based on a better sound resolution. What filters did with music I could compare to switching from listening to mp3 files to listening to CDs. Sound became richer, deeper, more saturated, denser. (...) These filters do something that is difficult to achieve with basic elements of the system, as to achieve such improvements we would have to pay a few times more for each of them." "The X Bulk Gold causes the music to "expand". I do not find another word that would accurately describe the effect I have heard. Please close your eyes and imagine the lace - a really pretty lace. Now put it down - still in your mind - on the table and cover it with glass. It's still the same lace, but it's different. The filter in question acts in the opposite direction, as if we removed the glass, and the lace returned to its natural, three dimensional state. The instruments are better differentiated with it, both in time, i.e. they have more distinct characteristics related to impact and pitch, to tempo, and so on, as well as to space, because their bodies are better defined." W. Pacula Highfidelity.pl
X Block
"First thing I noticed was the front of the soundstage moving a bit further away from me and sound becoming bit less palpable. I personally really care about these particular qualities of the sound. In this particular case something strange happens – front of the soundstage seems further away and yet instruments feel more present, more natural. (...) they added even more depth, more body, more “normality” to the instruments. (...) With them in place sound becomes clearer, better defined, more natural. One can better hear the acoustic surrounding of the instrument. Despite the fact that the front of the stage moves bit further away from a listener everything seems clearer and, paradoxically, closer. Its like the better defined contours of each instrument pulled them out of the background. I repeated the test many times with the same effects each time. I really liked what I heard. There was no device and no recording that wouldn't be positively influenced by X Blocks. These seemed to always be “music-friendly”. W. Pacula Highfidelity.pl
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