Power Conditioning for digital source;

Hi Ptss

Thanks for sharing the tip on the AC Enacom. I'll try shifting it's locations. I have a spare outlet on the Topaz as well as a spare outlet on the Belkin to try it on.

Jedinite. Have you tried putting the Enacom AC filter into the Belkin noise isolater? My experience with the AC Enacom is it's worth experimenting with location. They can have a very nice effect. (I wouldn't sell mine- even though I have other expensive conditioning products)

You can start with a basic Blue Circle PLC Thingee.

I'm on a budget so I did the following to clean up the power for my analog and digital front end.

I replaced the Leviton wall outlet with a Porter Port receptacle. During that install I cleaned the Romex wires and outlet screws with DeOxit. From there I plugged a Topaz 1 KVa Isolation Transformer into the Porter Port. I also changed the outlet in the Isolation Transformer to a Port Port outlet. I then plugged in a Belkin noise isolator strip into the Topaz. From there I plugged in all my gear. CDP player, preamp, Turntable. Sound wise I believe all this made the music in my system even more revealing. Also I took an Enacom AC filter and plugged that into the Porter Port wall outlet.

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