Synergistic Red Fuse ...
mid40sguy69 posts01-20-2016 8:20pmKevin said they would be fairly busy until March. If I sent my Sigma the first week of March it would be less than two weeks turn around. That's why I'm shipping my SigMKIIa in March. I run an all tube system in the winter to keep the house warm so can't live without my only pre in the coldest months. :-) |
Jack Shelton- Great trumpet player and a really funny guy on the old television shows. These wonderful fuses and A/C duplexes allow us to hear so much more detail with correct harmonics, it makes the music connect on such a stronger level. Even with pre instalation burn in, I have found the A/C duplex takes about a week of being used in a system to reach its final sound. Although a lot of work, I compared the Synergistic Research Teslaplex, Oyaide R1, and the Furotech GTX-R A/C, receptacles in my system. My audio circuit has 5 outlets on one line. My final choice has been 4 Synergistic Research Teslaplex outlets and one Furutech GTX-R outlet. more than one Furutech created a too much situation. Like too much salt on a perfect steak. The Synergistic Research BLACK fuses are supposed to arrive Friday. It certainly will be interesting and educational comparing their sonic changes with the RED fuse. Synergistic Research (on their Facebook site) says their fuses can be used together in the same componet. So no need to install all BLACK versus all RED fuses. David Pritchard |
King .... I'm using an older Oyaide outlet ... not sure of the model. I bought it at the CES a number of years ago. The distributor was having a two for one sale. I bought two ... one for the stereo system and one for the TV system in the other room. Charles and davidprtichard ... I have several copies of that Curtis Counts "bounce" record. It came in several covers over the years. That was on the Contemporary label. Contemporary recordings have amazing sound. They knew how to record music.The Fantasy reissues (Berkeley) are really well done ... and reasonable in price too. I also have that Bluesy Burrell record. Kenny Burrell is pretty much my favorite jazz guitarist. How about Clifford Brown? IMO Zee best trumpet player on the planet. Too bad Clifford left us as such an early age. |
Hi Davidpritchard, my sentiments exactly about the full furutech gtx-rhodium outlet's, but I fixed that by useing zinc highly magnetized screw's in place of the stainless steel none magnetic screw's, sksos-steven has just received two ncf furutech gtx-rhodium outlet's for review, he will be posting his comparisons of the original furutech gtx-rhodium and the ncf on the taralabs thread after they burn in, I'll pass along what he has to say, if it's a substantial improvement, I'm buying them. |
Oregonpapa, Yep, Contemporary, Prestige, Riverside and Columbia all recorded jazz very well with early stereo in the late 1950s -1960s.Blue Note had wonderful artists on their label but lagged behind the aforementioned labels in sound recording quality IMO. Clifford Brown of course is a jazz trumpet icon, one of the absolute best. The thing is that Miles,Thad Jones,Fats Navarro, Chet Baker and Kenny Dorham are among my favorites also. They all are so unique and expressive in their own approach, I admire them for different reasons. Charles, |
