I think what changes and/or improvements you notice depend on the quality or lack of quality of power running through your wall.
I seem to always have better luck plugging my power amp directly to the wall using an aftermarket power cord, no matter the amp or conditioner I'm using at the time. The feeling of many people is that power conditioners can inhibit the current delivering capacity of demanding power amps, and therefore often sound constricted.
Depending on the design of the power cord you're using and the Tice PowerBlock, there may be redundant filtering taking place which is having a negative effect on your dynamics.
My usual approach is to connect my transport, DAC and preamp to the power conditioner and any power amps - stereo or for subwoofers - directly to the wall. I have aftermarket cords on all my components.
See if this helps and good luck!
I seem to always have better luck plugging my power amp directly to the wall using an aftermarket power cord, no matter the amp or conditioner I'm using at the time. The feeling of many people is that power conditioners can inhibit the current delivering capacity of demanding power amps, and therefore often sound constricted.
Depending on the design of the power cord you're using and the Tice PowerBlock, there may be redundant filtering taking place which is having a negative effect on your dynamics.
My usual approach is to connect my transport, DAC and preamp to the power conditioner and any power amps - stereo or for subwoofers - directly to the wall. I have aftermarket cords on all my components.
See if this helps and good luck!