Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

Hi all,

Is it better to plug in a Galileo MPC to a QLS-9 or directly to the powercell SE?

Right now I have the Galileo (dual leads) plugged into a QLS-9. The two Galileo MPC leads are powering the powercell and precision ref cord. The QLS-9 has a T2 power cord and it's plugged into the powercell se.

I'm just wondering if there will be a major improvement if I moved the Galileo MPC directly into the SE.

Thanks for the advise Tbg. Unfortunately, if I place the
Powercell se upside down then plug for the Precision pc
would be too far away. I also have a qls 6 feed by a T3 UHC,and Tesla plex but I am using this for my Niam gear. The Naim XS integrated amp and also a Teddy cap do not sound right with the Powercell. The prat suffers and there is hardness imparted to the sound.

So, what I am trying is the use of three racket balls and ankle weights on top of the powercell. Kind of a diy gingko isolation method. So, far i am liking the effect. I am getting better front to back layering and
the highs are more relaxed with more texture.

My experience with metal cones has always been an increase
in transparency in addition to an increase in brightness.

Scottmac62, Get some High sharp composite type spikes from Stewart at the Sanctuary of Sound . They will raise the Powercell high enough and also help with the sonics.

Scottmac62, my experience with most metal cones is a hardness also. Brass seems the exception, but I find there are other problems with brass. Everything soft, from wood to rubber, ruins the bass and transient attack. I have found only two exceptions to this-the StillPoints OEM feet and the SR MIGs. But I have never owned any Naim gear.

What is a Teddy cap?

I was kidding about turning the PowerCell upside down, but that would solve the problem as would putting the outlet in the PowerCell upside down.

The cones I have mentioned are not metal. I dont know exactly what they are made of but they are hard like Black Diamond Racing cones.