Audio Prism or Enacom line filters

I don't know if we're talking about the same thing, but I love Audioprism Quietlines. I have them all over my basement, and they've lowered the noise floor quite a bit. Great stuff!

I use Quietlines too to augment the Tice conditioner in my system. They aren't that expensive and well worth the investment.

I use a single Enacom line filter. It makes a very useful difference in clarity at the top end. This is noticeable either with my main system or with my budget bedroom system.

I'm told that adding another Enacom will extend the improvement down near the upper midrange, so I'm considering that. However I first want to try a mod to the AC outlet. This is the one Chris ven Haus suggests (and sells the parts for) on his Web site: "TWO .47 uF 600V Auricaps in parallel with the red lead to the hot screw and the black lead to the neutral screw".

He charges $18.99 each for these caps at his site.

http://www.venhaus1.com/VH_Audio_Test.html

Parallel filtration is always good. The Tice is a very basic (yet well constructed) filter but has no parallel filtration. It is inductor based.

The Auricaps are going to be better, IMO. A cryo'ed outlet will be the most cost effective measure, though. I recommend Porter Ports and/or ACME silver plated cryo'ed. Search Lak's posts. He's well versed in the subject and has an *excellent* power setup...

I used to have one of those Tice units and installing a $25 Highwire Wirewrap on the unit's power cord really helped smoothen things out.

With psychic power and primal intensity,