Experiences with Tripoint Audio Apollo

Muralaltuev,

Email Miguel and he will help with the plug question.

All components need to be grounded to the Troy by attching a wire to a screw in each chasis. You will have a separate grounding wire for each component.

If I use power regenerator PurePower2000 where I need to connect Tripoint Troy to get best effect? To wall or to PP2000?
And do I need to connect devices somehow to Troy?
My devices doesn't has any ground outputs.

Maybe a (much) cheaper model with a single plug (for 3 devices) in the future...
The current prices make it out of the question for a large part of the audiophiles.

Expense is relative to cost. As I continue to distribute my product all around the world I have come to realize that to some, the cost of the Tripoint is irrelevant. The benefits and rewards derived from this new technology surpass the expectations of even the most critical listeners. There is still some misunderstanding facts of what the Tripoint technologies and benefits are.
First of all the Tripoint Troy is much more than a grounding device, this is only half of the technology behind this product. The Troy is passive filtration device component that channels electromagnetic fields away from your components. We must add that through the use of proprietary magnetic modules, Tripoint acts like a huge vacuum that sucks all negative noises. The Tripoint Troy is much more complex and should not be categorized as a tweak. The Troy should not be compared to other devices that only deal with grounding issues, this component is much more evolved with its unique technology and benefits. When first developing this technology many prototype attempts where made to try to keep the manufacturing cost down, these attempts failed to produce the perfection we where looking for. No compromises or shortcuts in designing and parts implementation where taken. Those of you who have heard it know there is nothing that compares.

Rtm1, I agree entirely. I would have bought it in a blink except for the price. They have sought to reduce the cost of the parts included but lost the magic doing so.

Tbg, that's good advice. It would also be smart of me to list audiogon on my internet blocker.

I've had the Tripoint Troy since last week. I'll put some comments on my systems page in a couple weeks, after I can spend a little more time with it. The sound is unique. It would be a no-brainer if it wasn't for the price, but it still may be worth it.

Rtnl, my advice is don't listen to it unless you are ready to buy it.

I'd like to once again thank the audiogon community for pointing out one more thing I did not know existed, nonetheless needed.

Two threads on the TriPoint; both right on.

I had the great pleasure to experience Tripoint first hand. Let me start by saying that I have never been so close to the music. Overall sound on my system was extremely natural, filling the room in 3-D. Zeppelin never sounded so life like as if they were playing live in front of me. Each guitar string resonating until almost transparent . The attack on the snare drum was mind blowing, the bass was tight and dynamic. The way the musicians came together was nothing short of total harmonic ecstasy. The moment I disconnected the box every sounded muddy, disorganized. Huge difference!! I cannot believe this product has made such an impact on the way we listen to music. In my humble opinion it is a technological marvel.

I want to thank everyone for your great reviews and vote of confidence. I'm glad
you guys are enjoying Tripoint. This technology is a product of my endless quest for perfection.

I recently had an audiophile epithany that opened my eyes to what really matters in a system.
I have known Miguel Alvarez for about 3 yrs since I work as a sales associate and systems designer for a mid-hi-end specialty retailer and Miguel was a factory representative for a large audio company.I have always been quite aware of Miguels passion for music and the extremes he has been willing to go to recreate a true musical experience.
When Miguel told me of the difference his new a/c filtration and ground system made in his system and that it would make a huge improvement in any system I was a bit skeptical in spite of how much confidence I have in him.
Miguel asked me if he could bring the Troy in to where I work and hook it up for an audition and I was anxious to check it out so I told him to bring it in.
The first thing I noticed was the amazing craftmanship,I can't remember the last time I saw a product so well made,solid african bubinga cabinet,beautifully machined front panel,ultra high quality power cord ,a true labor of love from someone who really cares. But enough about that the important thing is if makes a difference! so we hooked it up to a Cambridge Audio 640AII 75wpc integrated amp,Cambridge Audio 640 CD player and Focal Electra 1027BE speakers using only Audioquest type 4 10ft speaker cable(200.00) and Audioquest 2m sidewinder audio interconnect cables(80.00) and we put on a recording of Eva Cassidy singing the old Louis Armstrong title "What a wonderful world".We all just sat listening me and 4 other guys 2 that work with me and 2 of my good customers/fellow audiophiles that just happened to be in the store when Miguel came in.
Nobody had to say a word we just all looked at each other,the music said it all!!!! I could have sworn Eva Cassidy came back to life and was in the room singing to us!!! It was music!!! holographic,detailed with an awesome soundstage,like nothing I have ever heard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What ws even more amazing was that we were using low priced cables and a 600.00 amplifier!!!
I have been an audiophile for over 30yrs and have spent 15yrs of my life in the Audio business and have never heard a component made such an impact on a system. So before you spend 10,000 on a preamp or 20,000 on a power amp all in search of audio nirvana,buy this first!!!!!! yes it is expensive but worth every penny!!! You will have a more musically satisfying experience with the TROY in your system and an affordable amplifier than you would without it and 30-40k worth of electronics.
I was ready to upgrade my 10yr old McIntosh preamp but after hearing what the Troy can do I am saving up to by that instead with no doubt that it will make my system more musical.

I had the good fotune to have the Tripoint in my already excellent system for a week. It brought my system to a level I have never thought could be attained. The music was very lifelike, very smooth and as Kirk said very holographic. I sat in awe listening to very familiar recording and rediscoveing the content. The instruments were very much like live music, the sound floor was very very quiet and music was very clear and effortless. It is an piece for people who truly want to as they say "kick it up a notch". I have never heard a single piece of equipment have such a positive and profound effect on the music. You just want to listen and listen and listen.

My experience with Tripoint Apollo mirrors yours.Further improvements were optained .by grounding the unit to my 3 dedicated grounding rods outside my home.It was hard to believe that Tripoint was able to lower my noise floor even more.After 200 hours of break in I was able to achieve more transparency.As I listened to Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto the girl from Ipanema.I'm reminded how Tripoint conveys real true music.Bravo !!!