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Add-Powr Power Conditioner Review

The owner of Add-Powr was doing business previously as QRT making a very similar product until he sold it to Nordost.  The Add -Powr products are unique in that they upgrade the power in your walls, not just what you plug into them. This review is for the $$ flaghship product but they have many others on their website.

I use two of his products (one from thge QRT line and one from Add-Powr) in my system and the benefits are cumulative, here is the review of the "Sorcr" in hifi+

 

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ozzy
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Has anyone tried after market fuses with the Sorcer?

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Well at least you tried it.

ozzy

 

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Yes, I had a unit many moons ago. I couldn’t tell if it did anything. The Richard Gray unit is not even remotely in the same league in terms of performance and usefulness.

Erik, why don’t you try it, you can give it a review? I would be interested in your opinion.

ozzy

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kota1,

I have never needed to change the power tubes in the several years of use. They barely glow so very little strain on them. The claim is they will last 10+ years. Probably will.

Anyway, back to the Sorcer X4 thread. All I can add is that until the naysayers actually try it, then perhaps they can describe the technical or power effects of the product.

Erik, where is your creative motivation?

ozzy

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kota1,

The Carvers offer tube sound with high power. The best of both worlds!

ozzy

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donavabdear, I sent you a PM.

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I have enjoyed my Sorcer X4 for quite some time. The only thing I disagree with in the review is the statement that the unit can be placed anywhere within the house.

I believe placing the component on the same AC line and closer to the Audio System increases its effectiveness.

ozzy

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