Has anyone tried these stunning new CPT power cord?
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Quick
update on my 2 CPT 150 cords. I am now over 1000 hours on the break
in process of these 2 cords and to be honest they did continue to
improve
past the 500 hour mark. I had been playing a bit with my previous reference power cord and the CPT cords to compare the differences. I will try and explain but it might not come out perfect. When I connected my first CPT 150 on my Lumin server, it was an unbelievable experience that I only experience about once every ten years in regard to audio; it was like being at the recording studio during a live session. The first cord broke in for about 300 hours and then I connected my second CPT 150 on my integrated. The second CPT 150 was not as immediate and in fact at first I thought my previous reference power cord sounded slightly better. I let the new CPT 150 break in for a week on the integrated and indeed things did improve. I then swapped back to my previous reference power cord and again I thought the reference was slightly better so I let my previous reference cord stay on the system for a couple of days but during those 2 days I knew something was not right. I could not put my finger on it until I switched back to the CPT 150 and then it became clear when listening to a guitar solo; the guitar strings resonate with the CPT 150 as if you were sitting in front of the guitar player. With my previous reference, you were 10 rows back listening to the guitar and not really getting the full effect or even the emotion of the song. Sure enough around 500 hours in the 2nd CPT 150 did things my previous reference cord never did but what has really blown me away is that after 1000 hours the CPT 150 has continued to improve. In the last month I have had more compliments on my system than I have had in my life. Even my one buddy that always finds something to complain about, said and I quote "this is the best system I have ever heard" wish I could have recorded that moment. I have hit a point with my system that I am not thinking about making any changes anywhere and that tells me that these CPT cords are very special. Cheers, |
worldwidewholesales 47 posts 08-08-2016 11:03am Quick update on my 2 CPT 150 cords. I am now over 1000 hours on the break in process of these 2 cords and to be honest they did continue to improve past the 500 hour mark. I believe you but is it really true you haven't done anything else to your system in all that time? That is difficult to believe since every audiophile and his brother can't seem to stop tweaking or upgrading or changing cables, that sort of thing. It's in their blood. :-) |
Over the years I have done several things that improved my system and these are the things that actually really worked; Anti vibration stand and cones Acoustic Revive RR-888 Acoustic Revive RCG-24 grounding conditioner Shorting plugs in my integrated from Acoustic Revive Lifting the speaker cables off the floor Separating the RCA interconnects Last but not least, CPT power cords I believe all these pieces have lowered the noise floor without having any negative effects. I have A/B over 300 different cable models including 91 power cords. I really enjoy how live my system sounds with zero brightness. The system is very dynamic and the micro detail is right there which allows the emotion of the artist to come through on every song. I have tried removing some of the above pieces but something gets lost when I take even one unit out of the system. I think there comes a point when a system gets real good and if you do make changes, be careful not to screw it up, that is where I am at. Will I change something over a period of time, sure but not this year. Cheers, |
