@verafiaudio all-right, thanks!
The best plug in filter ever!
Puron AC Power Conditioner by Greg Voth
After reading rave review of Puron AC plug in filter, I had got one 10 days ago.
For your information my system is very complicated with bi amping and three Farad linear supplies.
Thus I have 14 power cables, one main power conditioners, three isolation transformers.
I had tried plug in fliters from quiet lines, quartet stecker, IFI, furutech, Nordost Qv2 and QX2 fliters.
I still have all of them in my system without selling any of them.
I am collector. 😁
All of them had brought slight improvement but not drastic change.
But as soon as I inserted Puron Ac filter, it made background black with more details and clear bass.
The stereotimes review is spot on.
Encouraged by the result, I had ordered two more of them so that I can insert more of them close to amps and Dac.
Now my system got transformed with more vivid and clear sound stage but not overetched.
This is the best 750$ that I had spent during last 5 years in my audio system.
Thomas
@goofyfoot Mark also offering 30-day in home trial or money back NO QUESTIONS ASK, he said. Good stuff. I just hope price doesn’t go up. |
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My Furon update, So I have my 2 Purons in system for about 3 weeks or a month now and they sing beautifully … still. With Purons , it seems to work differently, they just makes my music more beautiful and complete. it’s so hard to explain it but it probably got something to do with clocking and timing? It removes graininess and white noise and the “S” sound. Music is smoother and effortless but never warmer or darker. What I love most about Purons is how they improve sound-staging and imaging. I can “see” singers, performers cleaner and clearer. I’m not going to say a Puron can out perform my HFC MC-1s(because I paid too much for them, lol) but these Purons can easily surpass my MC-05s. My next test will be removing them Purons from my system and play without them for a week… |
So, I have definitely changed my opinion of the Puron filters after continued use. I have owned or tried: (as many of us tweakers have) Nordost QX1, QV2, Furutech NCF, and the Add Powr eau2 units. I also have tried the Akiko products and I also own High Fidelity Signature + Helix MC-.05 filters. And probably a few more that I can't remember. The first thing that convinced me of the Puron’s effectiveness is how much it improved my video. But it takes about 15 minutes to show its worth. So, plugging and unplugging the Purons quickly really does not help in its evaluation. It may or may not be a simple concept but whatever, it works well! Dollar for dollar the Purons are the real deal and worth the cost based on the improvement in audio and video. To me it is not a band-aid approach, the components are still the same, but the interference that comes through our AC is reduced. I’m glad I got a chance to try it, don’t knock it till you try one. The next new " best thing" item may even reduce that interference further or perhaps eliminate it. ozzy |
“There are plenty of products in this genre – size, shape, price all quite similar. Sudkee’s tech is different as I’m told” Mark, I’m sure as each of aforementioned brands / products claims to lower noise and improve our listening experience to a certain degree. There is a market for ‘tweaks’ like Puron, Akiko, eau2, Qk1, ipurifier and NCF so why not. Let the end users decided what they like and prefers in their unique audio systems. IME, they are temporary solutions to bigger problem elsewhere and tweaks like these serves as band-aids until something else comes along. |
@facten
Sudkee’s response to the two articles was well appreciated. He has seen them and was pleased There are plenty of products in this genre – size, shape, price all quite similar. Sudkee’s tech is different as I’m told. I have tested a few of these. I like the Puron a great deal and this is why I am happy to Distribute. |
@jerryg123
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So who is what and who sells what? Puron AC Power Conditioner by Greg Voth (stereotimes.com)
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@bemused
I DO understand where he is coming from. He’d like to become a bit more established before sharing his work-product.
For now – I take direction from him. He’s in Thailand and I believe he is reading these threads. At least I think so. |
@verafiaudio A point of clarification please . You have stated that this is not your product and are essentially just helping to sell it. However, those 2 reviews call the product Vera Fi Puron which seems to imply that it is your company. What am I missing/misunderstanding? |
I am not a tweak atheist and I am a firm believer in the LessLoss products 640X is freaking awesome and I am next moving to the Firewire Speaker Filters. LessLoss also explains how their filters work and components work. |
I read the PF articles. They do lend credibility. The problem I have is the lack of any explanation about the product,. Why is it such a secret? There are plenty of devices that use electronic internal designs or ceramic / crystal formulations encased in a carbon fiber tube, Rational explanations are always welcome and stimulate sales. |
@lowrider57 Akiko makes tuning sticks with RCA’s, XLR, and prongs for outlets. They also make sticks that attach to cables. Here’s the website; |
Sorry, late to the discussion. I started using Akiko Audio ten or so years back and have been happy with the difference they make. I saw on the Akiko website that a new, copper colored triple enhancer was introduced. Apparently this new filter is like the original triple enhancer on steroids. It seems cool but I doubt I need it. The game changer for me was when I plugged an XLR tuning stick into the back of my DAC. With the Akiko products, there is a significant burn in period. Until completely broken in, they create some graininess which can be difficult to endure. Anyway if I’m not mistaken, I believe Akiko Audio was the first to offer these plug in filters. |
@bemused I understand the essence of your post. No where do I use the word “Clock” in my posts.
There are a number of products that use similar form factors – perhaps because of the physical constraints/needs of direct plug in (to the wall or socket)
Please give this one a read also
https://positive-feedback.com/audio-discourse/an-audio-journey/
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@antigrunge2 :"This looks similar to Add Powr’s Eau2 or Eau4 as well as Stein Music’s Quantum5" I agree. There is something suspicious about this and the inventor/designer that makes it disingenuous. "Clock timing??!!". Really, Mr. Schifter?! Perhaps this is another knock-off....!? |
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@jerryg123 : you are wasting your time. Whatever you show them, even if you somehow got Einstein from the dead to show something to them, is NOT going to change their mind. This runs very deep. |
Use of ad hominem replies is an admission that you lack any relevant argument. I suppose you will now ask me how long I must have waited to use ad hominem. I don't mind if you buy these things. I hope you enjoy them. But when you encourage others to buy them, with no theoretical mode of action - apparently it's a secret - you must expect wary people to say 'convince me'. |
@lalitk
Appreciate your question Puron is not based on Magnetics etc. In my two systems at home – and while using it with my Core Power EQUI=CORE 1000 I did notice a lower Noise Floor and improved “information retrieval” – the Attack and Decay of instruments and voices were improved.
I signed up to help here in the US and Canada and I’m introducing friends I’m made while at Audio Alchemy, Genesis Technologies and Core Power to Sudkee.
Mark
PS – I’m sorry I did not really answer your question. |
My bad, folks. I was under the impression that audiophiles were on the main seekers of actual, verifiable, quantifiable, information. Yes, yes, “how it SOUNDS” is ultimately the goal here - but hearing is so different for so many people. Reading reviews and commentary on XYZ speakers, or amps, or DAC’s or phone cartridges teaches us this in every post. Imagine my surprise at the overt hostility presented upon asking basic questions about gadgetry. 1 - what does it do? 2- how does it do it? 3- how well does it do it? 4- compared to what? 5- Is this effect uniform, reproducible, cost-effective?
Apparently these questions fly in the face of the fanaticism present in a small percentage of very vocal defenders of the faith.
But I’ve been on the innerwebs long enough to realize there are enough self-absorbed, aspergerish kids who can’t converse on par with a civilized world and maintain without acting out.
I’ll keep asking the questions, you do you. |
@normb glad you enjoyed it. Cool dog, Why do you ASR and tweak atheists have to shite on what people believe in or say works. Just go hang with your cult and shut up. Have you tried them, filters that is?
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Thanks for this link. It’s far more useful than the preadolescent ad hominem sort of comment you preceded it with. But I’ve gotten used to the childish audio geekazoid insults one reads when often insupportable shibboleths are challenged in online forums. I could respond in kind with “I know you are but what am I” but the effect would, I’m sure, be wasted.
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I don’t understand. Everything in my system stays on 24/7 except my integrated amp and when I turn it on everything is quiet. Are you all saying you have white noise hissing from your speakers ? I have lived in three houses in the last 10 years and really never heard anything. I have also changed bits n pieces over that time and then last year I bought a brand new second setup. The first brand new kit since the late seventies/early eighties. And it’s completely quiet. Have I just been incredibly lucky? |
@thyname +100. ASR is garbage. |
@normb :
What is your definition of “legitimate data” and why? Thank you
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