My biggest concern is that there is no way to audition this thing unless you wait for a meet, pay $250 if you don't like it, or plan a trip to Utah. Granted the same thing could be said about many products, usually there are measurements, comparisons between competitors by reviewers, large numbers of reviews, company reputations, and often internal pictures or detailed descriptions to help buyers decide. I think I've mentioned that ad nauseam on head-fi already. I'm sure this will change for the Diverter, but I would have expected the manufacturer and distributors to support the process by setting up more information and opportunities.