Audioquest Niagara 5000 or 7000


Anyone have any experience with either of these two Products?  I find them intriguing and might consider buying one.
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cleeds-


point taken. My experience has been that rural (not desolate) living is favorable to major city / grid congested living.


Yes, the power company or a quality home generator will be beneficial.


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joesolek-


a dedicated line should be under consideration. The suburb(s) of Chicago

are very nice living indeed.  Happy Listening!

jafant I just had a dedicated 20 amp line installed with an Audioquest NRG outlet.
I have the Niagara 5000. I’d say it definitely has no negative impact, but in my situation it certainly wasn’t a life changer. I do think we have clean power here so for someone with dirty power it might make a bigger difference. What you do get, and I needed, is non-sacrificial surge protection as well as high voltage protection. It is a well built unit and the plugs have perhaps an even stronger grip than advertised. The difference between the 5000 and 7000, besides $4K in cost, are the isolation transformers for the lower powered components in the 7000. The high current bank is identical between the 5000 and 7000. One thing to consider is the 7000 can have some transformer hum, which can be increased if using it with tube electronics. The 5000 operates dead silent.

Very nice! joesolek


I would give it 6 months trial period prior to buying any Power/Line Conditioners.


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