I have 3 "audiophile switches" each with their own LPS. Not sure if any of them are highly overpriced or priced just right, but each as added a benefit. I have tried removing each and quickly put them back. I have absolutely no buyer regret with the purchases. I have also added an eternal clock to 2 of the switches and that has put them over the top.
I agree adding a LPS removes some of the nasties. An audiophile switch is going to have some technology to quiet noise and also a better clock to reduce jitter. Its going to have a much bigger impact than the noise reduction of a LPS and is likely to benefit more from an LPS than a router. From a cost aspect adding a LPS can be the least expensive move and it will bring benefit. However, two of my LPS's cost a little more than two of my switches, does that make my LPS's highly overpriced also?
Don't be afraid to pull the trigger on a highly overpriced audiophile switch. There are trials for the Uptone EtherRegen and English Electric 8Switch. I kept both.
I agree adding a LPS removes some of the nasties. An audiophile switch is going to have some technology to quiet noise and also a better clock to reduce jitter. Its going to have a much bigger impact than the noise reduction of a LPS and is likely to benefit more from an LPS than a router. From a cost aspect adding a LPS can be the least expensive move and it will bring benefit. However, two of my LPS's cost a little more than two of my switches, does that make my LPS's highly overpriced also?
Don't be afraid to pull the trigger on a highly overpriced audiophile switch. There are trials for the Uptone EtherRegen and English Electric 8Switch. I kept both.