Actually, you only need one extra power cord running from the wall or power distributor/conditioner to the SDFB (I’m using the nicely made Piggy) plus your existing power cord from the piece of gear you wish to power connected to the SDFB.
The current Black Friday / Holiday deal is $375 for the entire packageSo where's the saving of money that some are talking about?
Hello Mark,The current Black Friday / Holiday deal is $375 for the entire package
It's not up on our site - my apologies. Our new site is about to launch, and I just held it back on the old, Word of mouth took care of everything
Normally - the SDFB is $399 and the Pig Tail is $95 dollars. Super Sluggo (High Purity Copper with Gold Immersion) is no charge for either size
Thanks
Happy Holidays
Mark
Hello GadyHello Mark,
Are you have SDFB for 220-240V , Shuko connection?
Thank you,
Gady
Many thanksJust wanted to say that I am one happy audiophile with the addition of Mark's Swiss Digital Fuse Box. After a slight miscommunication on the size of the sluggo for my AH Qualiton X200. Mark sent the replacements expedited mail and I installed this wonderous piece of equipment today. Been listening for an hour now and I am over the moon. Tried those AP fuses in the past and they just did not do it for me. This device and the sluggo are dynamic. I know I could have just used a slug but I like having the safety of the magnetic (I think) circuit breaker in place. I am sold and now need to look at adding these in my PA-10 amplifiers, my SPL pre and LessLoss DAC do not have external fuses Mark is a gentleman and pleasure to do business with.
Thanks for asking - YES, we are ready to goAny news on the higher voltage version?
Quite grateful here to you - and to all of you on What's BestThank you, I will be watching this space with interest.
Cannot wait to get ahold of one.Thanks for asking - YES, we are ready to go
220/240 up and running - Production timetable to follow
We also have shown our SnubWay Product - also working with all line voltages.
Viet has made a nice Video here
Further information here
We tested ParaSnub (aka SnubWay) with a simulated SMPS noise source that has an 1kohm impedance. This is to simulate a typical SMPS transformer impedance between the high frequency generated voltage and the line (mains) that it is connected to. We inject about 5Vpp 400kHz, 100kHz and 60kHz noise using a function generator and get between -30dB to -33dB reduction in noise (about 100mV to 150mVpp). This is a significant amount of noise reduction and can really help clean up the SMPS noise contamination in our power outlet strip. The level of reduction may vary, and will depend on your particular SMPS noise source impedance, your equipment, and your particular house wiring, etc.
Thanks for asking - YES, we are ready to go
220/240 up and running - Production timetable to follow
Are you thinking of using in the UK? These devices would be spectacularly illegal to sell in the UK. The performance characteristics of a 13A fuse are here:Any further update on your timetable to retail ?