joenies
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| The best plug in filter ever! @verafiaudio Thanks Mark. It’s great to know you backup the products you distribute. @ozzy Thanks for suggesting that the MIT Z conditioner could be holding back on dynamics. I don’t care for AC conditioners most of the time. I’ll be happier once... | |
| Budget re-cabling Greetings @kraftwerkturbo I suggest you look at Kimber Cables. The 4PR or 4TC cables are a little past your budget but you will be very happy with them. Try going to your local audio dealer that carries Kimber. Try and buy them un-terminated, yo... | |
| The best plug in filter ever! @verafiaudio Thanks Mark. I really want them to work in my system. I hate returning items that I purchased. I should receive my new outlet strip in a few weeks. At that time I will try them again in my main system. Mark, by the way this is Joe up... | |
| The best plug in filter ever! @ozzy I had them plugged in my main system as you suggested. They are now plugged into a wall outlet that feeds my HT/2 channel system. Once I receive my new outlet strip I will follow your suggestions. I did purchase 2 of the filters Joe Nies | |
| The best plug in filter ever! @ozzy Thanks for the suggestion. I just ordered an outlet strip from Audience to replace my Z Stabilizer. I have been thinking about replacing the Z anyway. Once I have it in my system and get familiar with its sound I will try the Puron again. I... | |
| The best plug in filter ever! Greetings I’m sorry to say that my experience with the Puron filters is opposite of everyone else. I had them plugged into my system for 10 days. My system became harsh and brittle. My sound stage went from a wonderful 3D image to a 2D image. T... | |
| Memory foam as bass treatment? @audiodwebe That’s the best way to go. I like the GIK devices. Their prices are reasonable? Joe Nies | |
| Memory foam as bass treatment? Greetings The memory foam will absorb some frequencies and can cut back on reflections. You need to give it a try. Maybe start in the corners, or first reflection points. I don’t think they will absorb the low low frequencies. We all have to st... | |
| The best plug in filter ever! Greetings I received my Puron filters the other day. After plugging them in I waited 2 hours and listened to the system. I thought they added more bass and better presentation of the sound stage. After being plugged in for 24 hours my system sou... | |
| Older subwoofers better than newer subwoofers! Greetings I purchased a pair of Janis W1 subwoofer’s in 1982. I still use them in my main system. They are intended for music only, not for HT. To my ears they sound wonderful. The subs are passive so I provide a separate amp and external crosso... | |
| What is you tonearm’s Maximum Distortion? Greetings Per VinylEngine’s calculator my arm reads as follows: Max. Tracking Angle Error: 1.86 degrees Max. Distortion: 0.64 percent Avg. RMS Distortion: 0.41 percent Joe Nies | |
| Puron AC Power Conditioner really.... Greetings My curiosity got the better of me so I ordered 2 of the Puron AC Conditioners. ‘From what I have been reading it almost seems to good to be true. I won’t get my hopes high but I’m very opened minded. I have a very good electrical syst... | |
| Turntable channel imbalance @leemaze How many DB are you talking about? 1, 2 or 3 DB in channel imbalance? Does your balance control correct the imbalance? Hopefully it’s not more than 2 DB. Please clarify for me, do you get an imbalance playing CD’s ? Difficult to analyze... | |
| Turntable channel imbalance Greetings @leemaze Your TT has a fixed tracking force of 1.2 grams and the anti-skate is fixed to match the cartridge that came with the TT. The anti-skate is a fixed calibrated spring. It’s a plug and play TT. No adjustments. Joe Nies | |
| active crossover recommendation @kenjit The OP asked for a recommendation for a analog active Xover 3-way. He didn’t ask for guidance on how to use one. If the OP asked for help on setting one up, I’m sure he would have gotten a lot of responses. Joe Nies |