Before I got the course I was looking around for some information and other peoples views on it and I couldnt find much.
So here are my impressions, in case it helps anyone who is wondering:
So far my first impressions of it are very positive. I am having such fun and I am already halfway through in just 3 days. (I have taken a break for a bit now as I feel that I have learnt so much and need time to assimilate). I recommend it to anyone.
The recording quality and sound effects are excellent, the alternating sessions between Paul Scheele and Win winger works really well. (I rate this course much better than the Photoreading course that I have). The paraliminal/guided sessions are very enjoyable and beneficial - they are a fantastic improvement on previous ones I have listend to (from the photoreading course). It was definitely a worthwhile purchase for me.
There is not much information content thats not available elswhere for free, but for me what makes it worthwhile is the delivery mechanism. I am thouroughly enjoying listening to it and learning at a much faster rate than I would otherwise. (I did try at first using the stuff on the Project Renaissance web site, http://www.winwenger.com/ but I didnt get very far). For anyone using this course I would recommend the website and "The Einstein Factor" as a follow-up anyway.
Some annoyances:
On thing that does irritate me though is the gaps in some of the paraliminal sessions. Why are they split up over three or more tracks and not one long one? Its makes for a really annoying pause as the Cd player changes tracks. (I eventually ripped them on to the PC and joined them together as one long track that I can listen to on my mp3 player.) (also the memory supercharger paraliminal that I ordered separately is on tape and not CD - I havent used my tape deck for so long, I had to dig it out, and the left and right channel levels are wrong 
I am a bit disappointed in the printed booklet thats included - a proper book like "The Einstein Factor" would really add a lot of value.
I also went for the Accelerator - an additional 8 CDs. I havent listened to them completely, and I dont think this was worth it. Its basically recordings of telephone calls and workshops - the sound quality isnt great, and i am not so sure about the content either. The printed cards are nothing special and it doesnt include any guide book or anything. Again, if it included something more substantial like a book or something it would have been fair value.
