Entreq Tellus grounding
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honestly; with the Tripoint Elite on the sources i'm not hardly hearing any relative contribution from the Silver Tellus (with a pair of Atlantic Eartha and Apollo Eartha cables). and the Elite sounds.....well.....Elite......on the sources. so my thinking is more finding another spot for the Silver Tellus.....maybe re-tasking it to the Studer RTR's and the King Cello.
and.......and after recently adding the MSB Select II, the second power supply, then the Elite, and now the American Sounds tt......
Loose change
i'll ask my wife about that.
My good friend and avowed non audiophile, who cannot take the spending in our hobby seriously (but very much likes the end results), really screwed up his face when I told him how much I spent on a single fuse.
And kinda lost it when I mentioned my pre needed...eleven! And nineteen system wide.
Honesty is the best policy
And kinda lost it when I mentioned my pre needed...eleven! And nineteen system wide.
Honesty is the best policy
Today
I received Entreq Apollo Lan Cable and Olympus Ten.
Apollo Lan Cable is the best Enreq product. I never expected streaming sound is like CD quality.
The cable is Entreq's first reasonable product, because it includes grounding line~!!!!
On the other hand, Olympus Ten can't give me impression.
I received Entreq Apollo Lan Cable and Olympus Ten.
Apollo Lan Cable is the best Enreq product. I never expected streaming sound is like CD quality.
The cable is Entreq's first reasonable product, because it includes grounding line~!!!!
On the other hand, Olympus Ten can't give me impression.
wow! and double WOW!!!
that's more Entreq than you can shake a stick at. I wonder if the cables work better that way? sorry......could not resist.
now I don't feel so crazy.
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+1!
I congratulate and envy people playing the "grounding" games. I would happily consider joining if I could find some systematics on its use and the economics of it.
But it looks at a black hole, where information (and funds...) gets in and does not get out.
Insurmountable question. Tripoint and Entreq seem to achieve similar effects, although in different grades. They seem to have very different fundamental basics - Entreq floats, Tripoint is connected to mother ground. But in practice are they complementary, or at a certain point they achieve the same results?
honestly; with the Tripoint Elite on the sources i'm not hardly hearing any relative contribution from the Silver Tellus (with a pair of Atlantic Eartha and Apollo Eartha cables). and the Elite sounds.....well.....Elite......on the sources. so my thinking is more finding another spot for the Silver Tellus.....maybe re-tasking it to the Studer RTR's and the King Cello.
and.......and after recently adding the MSB Select II, the second power supply, then the Elite, and now the American Sounds tt......
i'll ask my wife about that.
How can you tell whether the Tellus is contributing or not , unless you disconnected and compared at some point . Lose change .. My suggestion to the uber priced items recently acquired. Cheers.
I have had it connected for a few days, then not connected for a few days, and cannot hear a reliable difference. but the Elite's effect has been evolving. so my investigations are not yet complete. only that boosting it when i'm not sure it's helping in that particular spot is not a plan. I need to get some lift to rationalize more investment.
there is no hurry to reach any conclusion.
if I move the Silver Tellus to the Studer's i'll likely switch the Atlantic and Apollo Eartha cables to spades from RCA's and do chassis grounding. and then I might add the Atlantic booster assuming I get a lift to begin with.
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Micro,
there are times I wish I had the brains and training to view things and comment with an engineer's acquired tools.
and yet there are times when that perspective can prevent forward progress. of course, it's not that simple. but on some levels there is a bit of blind faith involved on this subject.
I know Entreq does allow for a 30 day (or is it 2 weeks?) trial period, at least they did last time I looked.
I wish you success on attaining rationalization for your explorations. I respect your reasons for reticence.
I admire your integrity and frankness in admitting the bit of blind faith. But when experienced listeners admit such magnitude effects I can not avoid thinking that there is something else more rational behind and beyond blind faith in their choices. Thinks would be easy if I could easily try these devices, but to bring them to my place is a lot of hassle, time and money. So I ask the questions before, not after, as I want to make the proper choice with as much information as possible to select them. IMHO it is not only an engineer perspective, it is common sense for someone in my position, as well as some audiophile curiosity.
I am prepared to accept the most extravagant tweaks - IMHO in the high-end any equipment worth his cost should be a tweak - audio forums are a place where we can debate the unexplainable. Along several years my audiophile perspectives have developed significantly thanks to WBF - again apologies if my insistence seems to bother you, it is a consequence of your experience and public enthusiasm. What would be the point of addressing questions to non believers?
Maybe then you would not have experimented and tuned by your ear and possibly the system would not have sounded close to what it is now.
a little ignorance is good for the soul (assuming sufficient amounts of relentlessness and the proper sonic compass).
likely I would never have tried my 'by ear' speaker and room tuning approach if I was wedded to measurements.
it would be fun to see how the results would differ, if scientific methods were used instead. who knows?
if my speaker designer visits again; maybe I will find out.
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I admire your integrity and frankness in admitting the bit of blind faith. But when experienced listeners admit such magnitude effects I can not avoid thinking that there is something else more rational behind and beyond blind faith in their choices. Thinks would be easy if I could easily try these devices, but to bring them to my place is a lot of hassle, time and money. So I ask the questions before, not after, as I want to make the proper choice with as much information as possible to select them. IMHO it is not only an engineer perspective, it is common sense for someone in my position, as well as some audiophile curiosity.
I am prepared to accept the most extravagant tweaks - IMHO in the high-end any equipment worth his cost should be a tweak - audio forums are a place where we can debate the unexplainable. Along several years my audiophile perspectives have developed significantly thanks to WBF - again apologies if my insistence seems to bother you, it is a consequence of your experience and public enthusiasm. What would be the point of addressing questions to non believers?
Like Mike I am not an engineer either but in the three years since I tried and heard a Minimus and have steadily added and upgraded since then I have been disappointed only once with a Entreq product which was a now departed Receivus.
Everything else - Tellus,Silver Tellus, Poseidon and Olympus plus earth cable upgrades, i/cs, speaker cables and power cables, have all delivered ever more musical and natural sound and veils disappearing.
There are two more upgrades in the pipeline which I will report on later so my enthusiasm for their products remains very high and FWIW I can only join Mike in encouraging you to try them.
Marc have you by any chance got confused?
Eleven fuses for your preamp seems unbelieveable.
You use Everet, right?
In Korea, there are not K2 and Everest.
To Entreq, Korea is very special existence.
K2 and Everest include Korean HI FI site manager's idea partly.
So, Entreq produces Korean exclusive binding post.
This is below
Looks not good. Ha Ha
In Korea, there are not K2 and Everest.
To Entreq, Korea is very special existence.
K2 and Everest include Korean HI FI site manager's idea partly.
So, Entreq produces Korean exclusive binding post.
This is below
Looks not good. Ha Ha
