Wall Outlet Oyaide, Furutek, Wattgate, and others

I'm using the Furutech's outlets but with the Oyaide covers, I think they look better.

I have the GTX-D rhodium for my wall outlet. I have tried the gold in a power conditioner and would only use it there.

There are places where you can find the frame and cover at a discount, but it's worth the full retail cost. I was hesitant to add the frame but there's no looking back after you do.

I only added the cover on a whim because I had store credit, but it does remove a level of haze (that you didn't know was there) by minimizing smearing. Overall it's a very nice step up in performance and there's no going back after you install it.

I have also tried the Acoustic Revive outlet frame, but it wasn't my cup of tea.

Still stunned at the increase in coherency, scale, and resolution due to the outlet cover. They must coat these things with magic dust.

Hi Macdude, looks like your impression's of the furutech wall frame and cover plate is my impression's, I tried the gold on tube/solid state hybred digital and solid state amp, the gold sounded good at best but was very veiled compaired to the Rhodium outlet, these take along time to burn-in, I am still doing it by playing music only, the good thing is we got instant gratification from the frame and cover plate,however, there is a place for both version's I can imagine, I still need one more frame and cover plate, e-mail me where I can get a discount?, where do you have the R version's on?

Hi Audiolabryinth, I use the rhodium on my wall outlet. My power conditioner is connected to it. I have an Ansuz Mainz power conditioner that I like, but it doesn't use GTX-Ds.

I also run a dedicated line and Nordost QX2, QV2, and QK1. I have Ziro Audio Disclosure interconnects that absorb background and electrical noise.

Once I discovered power delivery was crucial, I went all out.