Two friends use Power Plant/Richard Grey combos while I have Acoustic Revive, PP300/500, Audio Magic Mini Stealth digital/analog units and about to get the Isoclean system. Do you guy's think this is a 'Fool's Folly'?
Daisy-chained A/C Products From Different Companies.
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Hello and good evening to you. There will be no blanket response that works with every rig out there. Every system has differing noise issues and is on differing power grids/main line circuits.
Experimentation within your own rig is my best suggestion, as what works well in one rig/location may or may not work in another.
Tom
Experimentation within your own rig is my best suggestion, as what works well in one rig/location may or may not work in another.
Tom
None of these options are truly effective for noise reduction, and that’s not really what it’s about. Talking about noise and believing that added equipment can suppress it gives audiophiles a sense of reassurance. You’ll often hear discussions about digital gear, claiming a new product has a lower noise floor and therefore sounds better, but most of the time, noise isn’t the issue—the improvement is due to other factors. The same goes for AC power conditioners. In short, Audio Magic is the best choice among the ones you mentioned. Avoid any serial or transformer-based AC conditioners, use parallel conditioners and more importantly, if you haven’t already, install a dedicated line with solid core wiring. Keep in mind that AC conditioners are designed to sound good, not necessarily to suppress noise, despite what the advertising might suggest. Those that focus solely on noise reduction often end up compromising the speed, liveliness, and power of the AC line. In-line, serial stuff they add and transformers to get rid of noise do that.
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