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Tesla Plex SE by Synergistic Research.

Hi Dear Fellows.
I have a  Transparent  Ultra power bank filter pluged to a modest Furutech FPX wall receptacle to feed my system.I have a very relaxing efect , with deepness in soundstage, accurate timber, airy sound and a dark background.Anyway , said that,I feel my system needs a little punch  in the upper frequencies, I think is a very quiet listening and lacks a bit of energy to my taste.I red that the tesla Plex SE receptacle due to its 2 million volts treatment, have a more detailed sound, airy, and very dinamic, with better bass extension.So I kept that in my mind and decided to buy one of these receptacles.I haven´t received it yet.So what can I expect from this wall receptacle?Is it true what the description tells about its performance?Any experiences will be highly appreciated!!I will tell mines once I'll test it.Thanks in advance!Cheers!Raf

My system is  configurated as follows:
Cal delta transport
Audio alchemy Dti pro
EAD Dsp 9000 pro
Jadis Orchestra amplifier
Proac Response One SC
Van den hul The First interconnects
PAD  Praestro  biwire 20th anniversary speaker cables

rafael0054
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ozzy
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michelzay,

I have the SR outlets. And... Oyaide R1, MIT, Maestro, PS and the Furutech GTX-R  and a few other outlets.

To my ears, and with my system, I prefer the Furutech GTX-R. It has a better all around frequency. I also prefer not only the Oyaide wall covers for sound quality but I think they look better too. I have a total of 4 Oyaide Duplex covers and 8 Furutech outlets.

The other outlets are used in my homemade DIY outlet boxes that can be seen on my system page.

michelzay
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Ozzy,
Thanks a lot for your  comments. Actually, I have a couple of Furutech GTX--DGold which are really good on my amps. I used them on front end and found a little bit reticent on high frequencies, less dynamic and somehow dominating audio signal on bass. I use some Hubbell IG 5362 Double Cryo'd AC Outlet for front end now. It is very good on mids and HF but somehow shy on bass. I looked around and it seems GTX-D-Rhodium is reticent on midrange. That's what it makes me somehow cautious.  I would rather to have a nice midrange rather than strong bass. Besides, I use some IEGO Silver IEC on couple of my power cords and all my ICs are Silver (AQ SKY) as well as on my SC cables (AQ Meteor).  Too much brightness is not what I look for.

What is your impression on midrange and bass  provided by GTX-Rhodium? and how it it is compared to other outlets?

thanks,
Michel.
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ozzy
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Michel,

As I stated, I think the GTX-R has the best overall frequency response with no particular area recessed or promoted. They do take some time to break in.

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audiolabyrinth
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Hi Michaelzay, I might know where to buy a new condition furutech gtx-rhodium outlet for $150.00 plus shipping and pay pal fee,  the yen to dollar has changed,  if you look at vh-audio website,  you will see the furutech gtx-rhodium outlet's at  $245.00 a piece,  they were  $235.00. Email me if interested. 
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audiolabyrinth
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Hi jea48, I sent you email on audiogon,  need advice, thankyou 
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