Equi=Tech balanced power on Meridian system

I probably would have never totally believed it if I had not heard it in my own home on my personal stereo components. To be blunt and to the point, my stereo system sounded good; however, after I integrated the Equi=Tech 2Q power balancer into my components, the entire system sounded like it got an injection of steroids at the highest dose possible! I am one very satisfied customer!

The first few days that I used the model 2Q I listened to a dozen of my audiophile recordings that I always use for the purpose of demonstration and comparison. I immediately noticed the lower floor noise; wider, greater depth and definition of sound stage; increased resolution, including more details; better vocal and instrumental harmony; and bigger deeper bass resolution.

Componentry
First Sound Presence Audio Linestage I
Wadia Transport #20
Dodson Audio Model DA-217 MK II D
Cary 2A3 Monoblocks
Equi=Tech 2Q Power Balancer
Klipsch KLF 30 Tower Speakers
Bear Lab Silver Thunder Speaker Cables
Bear Lab Silver Lightning Interconnects
Kimber Select 2020 Digital Cable
BMI Eel Power Cords
BMI Whale Elite Power Cord
Audio Points

I hope this is helpful!

I've heard from a sales rep at Ambrosia audio that the Equ-Tech was an incredible improvement. I was looking at the T1000 (lower cost). Should one do this before preamp upgrades? thanks

Any Equi=Tech (or similar product) would improve your sound regardless of your set up. I would think it's a 50/50 decision as to what to do first. I guess it depends what preamp you have and what you are thinking about purchasing. If you care to elaborate on your components, some one could give you a better educated answer.

I just installed an Equitech 2Q with my system and I'm very happy with it. Both audio and video performance has gone to another level. Must have a dedicated circuit for best results (at least in my case).

Components:

Pioneer PDP505
Faroudja NRS
DTC100
Proceed AVP, MDT, HPA2, HPA3
B&W N802s, 805s, HTM-1
REL Stadium III

Happy listening