I use the Shunyatas, and I love them. Costly though.
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This guy disected a Shunyata Hydra and found it was easy and inexpensive
to clone. I built one with a tripp-lite hosital grade power strip in
very little time. I can't say that it made a noticeable difference to
audio quality but could be that my power was pretty clean to begin
with.
Anyway, a
Thanks!
I have to believe that nearly all audiophiles with systems frequently
costing the same amount as a compact car (or more) have demo'd various
power line filters such as:
http://www.richardgrayspowercompany.com/products.aspx
I'm primarily interested in sonic improvement and I'm hoping we
FWIW, got mine from The Cable Company
http://www.thecableco.com/index.php - based in New Hope, PA (a bit of a
trek from Carnegie tho'). The have a cool cable library concept, where
you can try any of the cables they sell at home (a few strings
attached, see their web site), but were also happy
Richard Gray, Shunyata or Furutech is generally considered the best, I
think. But like Stereophile said, a Furutech might work well with a
cdplayer while another brand works well with an amplifier. I dont event
want to go there, life is too short.
And again, try before you buy.
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DCtoDaylight;329125 Wrote:
This is the reason for Try before you buy, and line
conditioners/filters are arguably where this advice is most important.
If you've got good clean power in your neighborhood, a line filter will
do very little. If you've got a microwave tower on your left, and a
I use two Richard Gray's Power Company RGPC 400 Pro's. One for my two
power amplifiers (analogue) only, and one for everything else
(digital).
In our area of Northern California we have really crappy utility power,
which the RGPC 400 Pro's handle perfectly. Using them, I have also
experience a
I have access to Richard Gray gear, so I may try one. It's the real
deal from what I gather. Still hoping some audiophile around here has
experience with Lightspeed..
DLloyd;329193 Wrote:
I use two Richard Gray's Power Company RGPC 400 Pro's. One for my two
power amplifiers (analogue)
I have the CLS705 for by SB3, TEAC Esoteric, Parasound Pre+Muilti. FWIW
was one of the few filters where I could actually hear any difference
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I use nothing.
Those of you that have amps with electrolytic capacity over 120.000uf
might want to give the LCaudio power filter a try. Its a cheap, simple
no-nonsense product that really removed a veil on the poweramp I had
before. First and only time I heard a difference.
If you dont have
DCtoDaylight;328873 Wrote:
I have a Monster power conditioner, which I keep as a reminder to myself
to follow the advice I've given others, and then didn't follow myself:
Don't buy until you try!
The thing made absolutely zero difference in my system. It is fun
though, to look at the
Nonreality;328931 Wrote:
I use a monster also but I have seen improvements but not in sound.
This is the reason for Try before you buy, and line
conditioners/filters are arguably where this advice is most important.
If you've got good clean power in your neighborhood, a line filter will
do
OK with me if you want to slag on Monster. They've given new life to PT
Barnum's favorite saying.
Do you use their connectors made of oyster eyelashes, to minimize salt
water intrusion?
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Goodsounds
Goodsounds's
What product does everyone use?
Has anyone tried Chang Lightspeed?
http://www.changlightspeed.com/main.html
No coils or transformers!?
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jh901
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Living Room:
SB Rcvr | Cary Audio Design CPA 1 | Krell KST-100 | Totem Model-1
Bedroom:
SB Rcvr | HR Desktop
I don't use any on my audio equipment. I assume that the manufactures
have done good research and have the correct amount of line filtering
in their AC/DC stages. (Look at the work Sean put into the
Transporter)
However, for computer equipment I almost always use Liebert (or
similar) on-line
would you mind PM your MSN to me? thanks.
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I have a Monster power conditioner, which I keep as a reminder to myself
to follow the advice I've given others, and then didn't follow myself:
Don't buy until you try!
The thing made absolutely zero difference in my system. It is fun
though, to look at the readouts, and marvel at the fact
I use a Furman PL-8 series II, available at Guitar Center for $159.
It does not have any negative effect on the sound that I can detect.
http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=01id=PL-8_II
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