It appears that Onepoint5 confuses the Sorcer's technology with something completely different.
The analogy to ifi ANC is flawed simply because Sorcer does not filter AC line noise and intereference.
It is not injecting any high frequency signal onto the AC line like the anti harmonic inductrial devices you describe.
The proprietary technology of algorithm digital defined power or ADD-Powr adds harmonic energy to the audio/video/analog/digital signal. This is
Desctription of the technology is provided at www.add-powr.com. This is not a white paper. It offers a simple explanation and assertion of the claims made. '
Essentailly, the comcept has nothing to do with audio but everything to do with the quality of AC power employing principles of the Fourier series, resonance, and electromagnetic field theory.
Test data and graphs are available showing audio signal increase by as much as .25-.50 dB in strength with the Sorcer.
This is easily corroborated by acoustical power level measurements taken from an audio speaker system using white/pink noise input signals.
The analogy to ifi ANC is flawed simply because Sorcer does not filter AC line noise and intereference.
It is not injecting any high frequency signal onto the AC line like the anti harmonic inductrial devices you describe.
The proprietary technology of algorithm digital defined power or ADD-Powr adds harmonic energy to the audio/video/analog/digital signal. This is
Desctription of the technology is provided at www.add-powr.com. This is not a white paper. It offers a simple explanation and assertion of the claims made. '
Essentailly, the comcept has nothing to do with audio but everything to do with the quality of AC power employing principles of the Fourier series, resonance, and electromagnetic field theory.
Test data and graphs are available showing audio signal increase by as much as .25-.50 dB in strength with the Sorcer.
This is easily corroborated by acoustical power level measurements taken from an audio speaker system using white/pink noise input signals.