tommylion
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| Aqua 'La Diva' ($9k) or Gryphon 'Ethos' ($39k) versus. Pro-Ject CD Box RS2 T ($3k)? It is just frustrating from my perspective that Pro-Ject came so close to hitting a grand slam in terms of what I’m looking for in a CD transport, but then messed it up with an error or bad decision. Including track programming for those who want ... | |
| Aqua 'La Diva' ($9k) or Gryphon 'Ethos' ($39k) versus. Pro-Ject CD Box RS2 T ($3k)? Virtually every player/transport since the dawn of CD has been programmable. It is one of the key advantages the format has over LPs or tape. Sure, some people don’t use, or care about, this feature, but having it available for those who do doesn’... | |
| Antique Sound Labs “The ASL SET 2A3 Tulip amp had a nice review in Listener back in the 90’s.” I’m still using my Tulip, has worked great for 20+ years. If you can find one on the used market, I would consider it. Maybe they made it (and other products) TOO good... | |
| Any love for Shine Ola? Shineola is good stuff, I have also been using it for years. | |
| Aqua 'La Diva' ($9k) or Gryphon 'Ethos' ($39k) versus. Pro-Ject CD Box RS2 T ($3k)? Something I’d like to figure out; is the lack of the ability to program CD tracks inherent to the CD Pro 8 mechanism, or is it just a “feature” of the Pro-Ject RS2T? | |
| Puritan Audio Labs GroundMaster CITY & RouteMaster grounding system The basic (non-active) SR Ground Block costs about $600, same price range as the RouteMaster. | |
| Puritan Audio Labs GroundMaster CITY & RouteMaster grounding system Terry, I am wondering if you (or anyone else) have compared the GroundMaster City/RouteMaster to the Synergistic Research Ground Block? | |
| Synergistic ECTs I really have no idea how or why they work, other than what SR says. What I do know is that they most definitely do work in my system. As a consumer/hobbyist what else do I really need to know? If I was a competitor trying to make a similar produc... | |
| Synergistic ECTs Some will not consider a product because a thorough scientific explanation of how it works is not provided. That’s their right, but, fortunately, scientific explanation is not necessary for anyone to enjoy the benefits of said product. | |
| Synergistic ECTs My wife said the vocals are more intimate, like there’s someone in the room, with the ECTs. So there you have it, from the real authority😉 | |
| Synergistic ECTs “Do they explain the science behind their product claims?” Not sure if they do in a way that would satisfy you, I suspect not. You can check for yourself. Like any business involving proprietary technology, I’m sure they have valid reasons for no... | |
| Synergistic ECTs “The ECT’s did nothing with my equipment.” ozzy, I know you have done many things to reduce all kinds of noise in your system. Maybe one or more of those things already dealt with the noise the ECTs are designed to reduce? | |
| Synergistic ECTs “What do they do exactly?” Here's what it says on SR’s website: “ECTs clean up high frequency noise that otherwise distort harmonic structures within the music signal.” With 5 in difference places in my system, I hear increased transparency, de... | |
| Synergistic ECTs Got my set of ECTs in on Monday, and have been enjoying a variety of music since. I ended up putting 3 in my DAC, one on the D/A chip, one near the fuse, and one near the output tube (12AU7). I also put one on my digital cable at the transport sid... | |
| Synergistic ECTs Can’t complain about those who have actually tried them sharing their experience😉 I’ll know what they do (or don’t do) with my gear soon enough. |