almost always..... :)
Anyway this magazine must be look at it seems …. thanks....
Anyway this magazine must be look at it seems …. thanks....
Cleaning power with tweaks.
Im looking into how to clean up power on my circuit for my audio setup. This room is used for multi-purposes. The AC outlet is an Audioquest NRG Edison. I have my receiver, theater pc, dac, phone preamp hooked up into a Shinyata Hydra 6 power conditioner. A Wireless router, modem, hue light hub, satellite, xbox, tape deck, turntable, projector, etc into a
Monster MP HTS 5000 MKII Reference PowerCenter conditioner. All power cords have been upgraded. Everything is crammed together. also due to space. In the other room on the same circuit is an OLED tv, satellite. Sometimes I run an EOP (ethernet over power), but unplug it when listening to music. Now.. Im not sure if this is enough to keep this power clean and filtered. Are there any suggestion to tweak power this up???.. I'm thinking something like an ISOTEK EVO3 ISOPLU, maybe even a few of them, but don't have too much experience with filters.
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mahgister: how do you setup and make the golden plates?It is explained in my "virtual system" page or in my thread :miracles in Audio.... https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/miracles-in-audio-by-luck-by-good-choices-by-design-or-by-tweaking |
Science shows us that almost any gear will transmit a signal to a speaker with incredible accuracy. What happens along the way is simply added noise.It is my experience after my very simple experiments.... All gear that are only good could be suddenly amazingly good if someone gives a try to controls the electrical, mechanical, and acoustical embeddings..... |
Try my "golden plates"....It is a low cost homemade controls tweaks of my creation... See description in my virtual page section....Low cost and amazing... Ipurifier is good, I own one, but cannot be used anywhere all along the electrical grid of the house, near computers, near routers, on the central electrical panels ….etc... |