looking for the right power conditioner
Take a serious look into the Quantam ElectroClears. I live in a high rise building and had installed 3 ElectroClears. The sonics and television picture had improved significantly. And, the improvements didn't include any tradeoffs. They cost only $50.00 each, and work extremely well in cleaning up your AC line to improve your audio and/or video system. This was "the best" reasonably priced addition I've experienced. Chris |
I am a big believer in power conditioning--Big Time. I just can't see anything in your price range that's going to set you free. Ideally, starting with the power conditioner, will give your electronics, from the get-go, the best electric they deserve--optimally bringing out the best in your electronics. A few years ago I added an Audio Magic Stealth power conditioner to my well thought out (what I thought to be/final for a long while ) system. After (this is the nature of this audiophoolish hobby, I suppose)a couple of months, I began the upgrade tango, leading to a change of everything right down to my power cords and ICs. And what did I end the upgrade with? An Audio Magic Eclipse power conditioner. Go figure. peace, warren |
Yes, there is a power conditioner that is pretty good in this price range: Blue Circle Noise Hound. $110! My friend has this & uses it for the front-end & TVC pre. He likes it a lot. His amps go into the PS Audio Ultimate Outlet. Here is the website: http://www.bluecircle.com/index.php?menu_id=1755 FWIW. |
I've tried the Blue Circle Noise Hounds before, and it unfortunately, had rolled off the highs noticably. I've just installed 3 Quantam ElectroClears and they have cleaned up my AC lines quite well. It had increased the soundstage, firmed up the bass, and removed any glare associated with digital sound. There were also no tradeoffs made within the system. I am extremely pleased with the improvements. |
