John,
So to be clear in my mind, you have a dedicated line running with just recepticle, right?
If that's the case, then you're dealing with the one PS Audio recepticle in the wall and 13 unknown recepticles in the Furman.
I've had a PS Audio Power Plant and I'm currently using their copper fuse in my Spectron amplifier. PS Audio makes good quality products.
One question concerning your system is, how many components do you have? I'm assuming that you need more than one recepticle. If you only need one, the PS Audio Soloist that Tmsorosk mentioned might be a consideration.
Otherwise, because the unknown recepticles are affecting the sound quality, either in a good or not so good way, and you don't know how much, you might try one or two things beyond trying to find out what the 13 recepticles are.
The first thing that you might try is, since the Furman is plugged in and you have the other socket open, plug one of the components that is plugged into the Furman right now into the open socket on the PS Audio recepticle.
If you hear an improvement, maybe buy one or two more PS Audio recepticles, or Porter Ports, put them in the Furman, plug some of your components into those recepticles and see if there's a difference, and see if you like that difference.
If there's a difference and you like it, continue on down the line one or two at a time when you have the funds and the time. There's no hurry, take your time and try one or two. If you like it, great, enjoy your system. If you don't, swap them back and enjoy your system. Either way, make sure you are enjoying your system, you've paid good money for it and taken the time building it.
Chuck
So to be clear in my mind, you have a dedicated line running with just recepticle, right?
If that's the case, then you're dealing with the one PS Audio recepticle in the wall and 13 unknown recepticles in the Furman.
I've had a PS Audio Power Plant and I'm currently using their copper fuse in my Spectron amplifier. PS Audio makes good quality products.
One question concerning your system is, how many components do you have? I'm assuming that you need more than one recepticle. If you only need one, the PS Audio Soloist that Tmsorosk mentioned might be a consideration.
Otherwise, because the unknown recepticles are affecting the sound quality, either in a good or not so good way, and you don't know how much, you might try one or two things beyond trying to find out what the 13 recepticles are.
The first thing that you might try is, since the Furman is plugged in and you have the other socket open, plug one of the components that is plugged into the Furman right now into the open socket on the PS Audio recepticle.
If you hear an improvement, maybe buy one or two more PS Audio recepticles, or Porter Ports, put them in the Furman, plug some of your components into those recepticles and see if there's a difference, and see if you like that difference.
If there's a difference and you like it, continue on down the line one or two at a time when you have the funds and the time. There's no hurry, take your time and try one or two. If you like it, great, enjoy your system. If you don't, swap them back and enjoy your system. Either way, make sure you are enjoying your system, you've paid good money for it and taken the time building it.
Chuck