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| power conditioner Before this gets too far away from my question from a few days ago, I just want to thank the people who offered advice. I found a way to extend my bottom shelf back enough to fit my Furman behind one of my components. I'll just have to leave the... | |
| power conditioner I also use Furman power conditioners and they seem to help keep the noise away. I have not noticed any degradation in sound quality, but if there is any lessening of sound quality it is far less than a small tweak, like upgrading a fuse in one of... | |
| Your single favorite component Back in the late 70's/early 80's Sansui was into 4-channel reproduction, and brought out their top-of-the-line model - the Sansui QSD-1. While there were QS recordings out I never bothered with them because the QSD-1 could synthesize quad reprodu... | |
| Wyred 4 Sound Remedy Reclocker....wanted Just a hearty suggestion, but many people (including myself) didn't get anywhere near the full benefit from the Wyred4Sound Remedy Reclocker until they matched it up with a better power cord. The standard cord really diminishes performance. I bo... | |
| McIntosh C22 Unsolved Problem - for techs/smart guys/EEs I have a C-20 with a similar problem, except my L-R balance is always terrible. (Instead of pointing my balance control straight up toward the 12:00 position, I have to point it to about 2:00 - 2:30). I have also had it in a few times and have ha... | |
| Review: Wyred4Sound Remedy Reclocker Count me in as one who is extremely pleased with the addition of the iFI 9v iPower AC/DC adapter (eBay) to my Reclocker. My experience was that the sound quality improvement of adding the iFI iPower was greater than the initial addition of adding... |