Now the extra space between my plugins helps airflow and keeps my vsts running nice and cool without the ugly gap! Now no matter what I use this in, it makes everyting truly gapless!
Best product ever! XD

What a wonderful April Fools Joke,the folks at boz got me on that one,i didnt hear a jack of a difference.........lol

I used this on one of my tunes and played it to a friend and explained the theory behind the plugin. She was so impressed that she could not stop laughing. I thought it was a bit strange that she laughed and couldn't stop laughing but probably she was just so moved and awed by the plugin's effect. She normally is very controlled.

I have the hardware version (4 of them!) and I can tell you that the software emulation is not nearly as useful.

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You guys are mean as hell!... getting an old fart like me (that's concerned about his aging ears) listening two times through with eyes glued to the bypass button and not hearing any difference in the A/B...that said, I thought he sang My Heart Will Go On quite lovely didn't you?!!!

Me too, couldn't hear any difference...

I took a look at what this plugin does through a frequency analyzer and it's truly amazing what it does. Unlike most analog emulations which add harmonics, this one actually removes existing harmonics and replaces them with genuine analog ones. Take a look: 
 
BEFORE

 
AFTER

 
This is a low E played on a Squier Precision bass. As you can see, the Rack Spacer plugin has not only replaced the horrible artificial harmonics of the original with analog ones, but it has also increased the perceived value of the bass to something more like a Fender Precision. Dave Pensado is going to go nuts with this on his video tutorials.