I run my Antelope Audio 10M Rubidium clock into the Etheregen into my InnuOS Zenith Mk3 into Antelope Audio Platinum DAC. Prior to buying the expensive Antelope clock I tried a $100 Chinese Ocxo clock which already provided a significant improvement. Upgrading the clock provided the expected benefits: better leading edge and reverb, better location of individual instruments in the soundstage, better depth and height of the soundstage. The Etherregen is a wonderful product; I run various filters on the feed into the Etherregen (EMO, DXE), again to very good effect. The Etherregen is fed by Zerozone's top 12v power supply. I have had more mileage from improving psu's and ethernet and USB connections than from switching components.
Ether Regen and AfterDark Master Clock
Hello, I am asking for feedback form individuals who have bought and tried the Ether REGEN and / or one the AfterDark Master Clocks. Would only appreciate hearing comments from those who have actually put one in THEIR system and evaluated before and after, I appreciate all the 'bits are bits' campers, but don't need to hear that, especially if you have not tried one or both of these tweeks in your system.
I have Roon Nucleus +, in a remote room, on a normal ethernet switch.
I run cat 7 wire to my Roon Endpoint, a Mola Mola Tambaqui with internal streamer. This connects with all Kubala - Sosnal Elation cabling to my Audionet Pre amp and Audionet Max amps, then to my YG Hailey speakers. So it would be fair to say that I have a fairly resolving system.
I have inserted the Ether REGEN between my network cable and my Tambaqui DAC. To me it has improved the sound. I am considering adding one of the AfterDark (or other?) reclocker.
I challenge the group to not degrade to comments of science and oils, unless you have actually tried these products.
And, FYI, I certainly believe that my K-S cables have improved the sound substantially of already fine equipment. That is my opinion, from my listening evaluations.
Thanks! Ken