I had the waudio brick then tried a Puritan psm156 and it absolutely transformed mysystem. Night and day better. So it seems external conditioning can help.
WAudio 3900 "Hi-End Audio Grade" Noise Filter
This device, the WAudio 3900 "Hi-End Audio Grade" Noise Filter (about $170 at Amazon), got a good review on the "Audiophilia" web site. Reviewer Anthony Kershaw used it as a "stopgap" after his >$2000 power conditioner somehow self-destructed. He wrote, "The 3900 has 6 filtered, hospital grade outlets and 4 industrial, non
filtered outlets. I plugged my amplifier into the wall—far too many
inexpensive power conditioners rob the amplifier of power if the
filtered outlets are not sufficiently managed by the transformers for
reserve power. I plugged everything else into the filtered outlets. He concludes, "So, if you’re getting an entry-level audiophile system together, you
could do far worse for a lot more money than this gem from W Audio".
W Audio also makes a $50 power cord for it, so the total package is ~$200. All I know is that it's manufactured in China and that Kershaw likes it. Anybody here know the company? The product(s)? My system isn't "entry level" (well, in some people's view it likely is!) Opinions/perspectives on this will be appreciated!
Keith
W Audio also makes a $50 power cord for it, so the total package is ~$200. All I know is that it's manufactured in China and that Kershaw likes it. Anybody here know the company? The product(s)? My system isn't "entry level" (well, in some people's view it likely is!) Opinions/perspectives on this will be appreciated!
Keith
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