MANTA

Manta is a electromagnetic waves and power interference capture device. It captures waves generated by home appliances (HiFi, telephone, electricity network) by creating a negative electromagnetic field to absorb them. Manta acts as an "electromagnetic sponge".
Manta works by combining two principles:
- Division of power supply and dampening of interferences
- Creation of an inverted electromagnetic field by combining both active and passive elements.
Six years of research, development and adjustments were needed to give birth to project Manta.
A lot of work was involved in miniaturisation, to allow this device to be used in any environment. The first device was four times as big. Patents are pending.
To ensure compatibility, Manta was tested within numerous electrical environments and more than thirty electronics brands (players, amplifiers, speakers...) were used.
It's easy to use: simply place Manta standing on the floor next to the system, or in the middle of the system and plug it into a power outlet. Waves are captured in the air, so Manta is autonomous and efficient in the system perimeter.
HiFi system listening is now softer, more dynamical, more detailed, with a more natural and stable soundstage. Harmonics are richer, silence is deeper (improved signal/noise ratio), overall intelligibility is increased.
DVD playback now offers higher black level and deeper picture, more details, dynamical colour.