Product Selection Matrix

Feature Original PowerNap and PowerNap /e” Colors NapMachine Dive Colors Original NapMachine FibroNap
Playing Time 20 / 40 Minutes 30 Minutes 70 Minutes 30 Minutes 20 Minutes 30 Minutes
Introduction Voice and Music Voice and Music Voice and Music Voice and Music Voice and Music Voice and Music
Carrier Technology White Noise Musical Tones White Noise Musical Tones White Noise White Noise
Intended Use Short nap, quick refreshment Deeply refreshing nap Night time sleeping Deeply refreshing nap Short nap, quick refreshment Reduces symptoms of Fibromyalgia
Medium Compact
Disc
Playaway Self-Contained self-playing unit. Compact
Disc
Compact
Disc
Playaway Self-Contained self-playing unit. Compact
Disc
Requirements CD Player / Headphones Two ears CD Player with or without headphones CD Player / Headphones Two ears CD Player / Headphones
iPod / MP3 Compatible Yes* Self-Contained self-playing unit. Yes* Yes* Self-Contained self-playing unit. Yes*
Price: Web / Retail $9.99 / $14.98 $69.95 / $79.95 $9.99 / $29.95 $11.98 / $26.95 $59.95 / $69.95 $19.95 / $39.95
Key Product / Service Difference Proven technology. Uses a “white noise” carrier wave to deliver the nap sounds. Our newest and best technology. Uses all original music as the carrier wave for the nap sounds. Proven technology. Uses a “white noise” carrier wave to deliver the nap sounds. Our newest and best technology. Uses all original music as the carrier wave for the nap sounds. Proven technology. Uses a “white noise” carrier wave to deliver the nap sounds. Completely self-contained and totally portable. Developed in cooperation with a Harvard trained M.D. to reduce the pain and exhaustion associated with Fibromyalgia.

* A Note on iPod and MP3 Compatibility

If you copy your PowerNap to an MP3 or iPod music player be aware that the process that these music players use to copy sound files clips off many of the frequencies that PowerNap uses; for example all the sound below 20Hz and all the sound above 20KHz. The original PowerNap recordings range in size from 220MB to 750MB. The reason they are so large is that there is a LOT of information in the track that is used to get your brain to sync up with the recording. When you transfer the file to an .MP3 or iPod player, the encoding process literally removes some of the frequencies that make PowerNap powerful, and can leave you with a recording that is less effective than the original. For best results with iPod, set your import settings to AIFF Encoder with 44,100Hz, 16 Bit and Stereo. For the most powerful results, use the recording with good quality headphones with good Bass response and a good CD player, and listen to the original CD.