FS: Mana SoundStages
 

I am selling my Mana SoundStages, a discrete isolation platform.
Unquestionably the very best system supports money can buy. Designed to
be stackable, SoundStages can be added one under the other for
additional isolation. This is the most effective means of isolating
equipment there is and systems with large amounts of Mana in them have
to be seen to be believed.

Have a look at www.mana.co.uk.

e-mail me if interested. All in good condition, some have new logos,
some have the older logo design.Want £150 plus P&P but will wave P&P
for multiple purchases. (Retail is £225 plus P&P).

FS: Mana SoundStages
 

On 2 Dec 2004 03:48:28 -0800,
wrote:
I am selling my Mana SoundStages, a discrete isolation platform.
Unquestionably the very best system supports money can buy.

Knowing uk.rec.audio, I suspect that your "unquestionable" assertion
is about to be questioned! Out of interest though, why are you
selling them?

I like the Mana kit (although I don't own any myself) more on the
grounds that the setup procedure required and custom designed spirit
level make it possibly the ultimate audiophile tweaker/geek toy.

--
Anthony Edwards

Mana SoundStages
 

"Tony Buckley" wrote in message
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wrote

systems with large amounts of Mana in them have
to be seen to be believed.

As opposed to, for example, heard...

Damn, beat me to it.


I am being picky of course. And one of the pictures on the Mana web site
does have a Frank Zappa album cover on it, so they must be People of Good
Taste.

I find Frank sounds just fine without the angle iron.

Roy.

Mana SoundStages
 

Mana SoundStages
 

Roy wrote

I find Frank sounds just fine without the angle iron.

Indeed so. On the other hand, Tom Waits has probably used it as a
percussion instrument somewhere along the way. Do you get better
percussion from Mana furniture than any old (angle) iron? Enquiring minds
want to know...

T.

Mana SoundStages
 

"Tony Buckley" wrote in message
...
Roy wrote

I find Frank sounds just fine without the angle iron.

Indeed so. On the other hand, Tom Waits has probably used it as a
percussion instrument somewhere along the way. Do you get better
percussion from Mana furniture than any old (angle) iron? Enquiring minds
want to know...

Atually I heard that Neil Young prefers to play guitar whilst sitting on a
Mana table.