ifi LAN iSilencer
I discovered this Ethernet signal purifier for network audio streamers, just by chance, while surfing the internet. I have an extremely highly resolving hifi system. After reading all the positive customer comments and reviews, I said to myself, what the heck, only 89 bucks, let's go for it. After receiving the ifi, as recommended, I plugged it into my audio switch, then plugged one end of the ethernet cable into it, and plugged the other end of that ethernet cable into my DAC/Streamer. Now, I already have a variety of audio tweaks throughout my system, including my speakers. But when I added the ifi, the background got even deeper, darker and blacker. It was absolutely amazing!!! This little gizmo worked exactly as advertised!!! Highly recommended.
@audphile1 - where did I say NP was against aftermarket? Don’t invent things. He said certified cables, supplied with the unit. Which is a regular good $50 cable. As is cable that came with $$$ Accuphase. If you don’t have engineering explanation to effects, I would suggest you to stop reading what I say. This information is not for you. |
@mikhailark You wrote
can you please provide a link to the source of your information where Nelson Pass said quiet a bit about expensive power cables? If you had engineering background you would understand how you can manipulate the sound of a streaming system by passive filters, shielding, etc. and how it eventually impacts the sound of a DAC. I won’t be wasting time telling you how this is accomplished. Do your own research.
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I just installed the iFi Silencer. It is placed after my WW Platinum 8 Ethernet cable which comes from my modem and then is going into a Uptone Regen. And even though from the Uptone I am running fiber to my Lumin X1, I can honestly say the iFi Silencer has provided even more dimension/depth into the soundstage. So, it must be doing something to reduce noise, etc. The cost for these things is relatively cheap, but worth the cost. ozzy |
