A cheap tweak from Tom Tutay

Hello,
As many of you are aware Tom Tutay is a highly respected builder of vacuum tube line stages, phono stages, crossovers and power amps that rival anything on the market regardless of price. He's also a collector of cheap audiophile tweaks that make improvements in sound without spending too much money. He told me about the Bench Cookie from Rockler, a company that makes woodworking products. The Bench Cookie is normally used to hold wood objects securely on a workbench by supporting them with three or four wood discs that have a gripping surface on both sides. They also have some accessories that provide a tapered point for reducing the contact area. They could be used as a support for any component and the hole in the center lets them be used as a record clamp where a not too heavy disc is needed.
If these were made for audiophiles they would be "kiln dried" "quantum aligned" "cryogenically treated" made from "Russian north facing Birch" and sell for $500.00 for four. Try them and see what you think:
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?site=ROCKLER&page=30951
Enjoy, Ken