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Audio Magic Pulse Gen products

Has anyone tried the Audio Magic Pulse Gen products?
I have located a few reviews but not much recent activity.

I understand they emit a signal that is to reduce or eliminate RFI/EMI that is riding on the cables.

Well, I just installed the "speaker clarifiers" to my DIY speaker cables and thus far I am really impressed. I am hearing better tonal qualities. That is,voices and instruments are much more real or whole sounding. And the soundstage is way deeper, allowing the sound to identify where each instrument is located in the mix.

So, I went ahead and ordered 4 of the Pulse Gen modules that go inside of components and I will be installing them in the next few weeks.

I plan on doing a full review of these products once they are installed, but I still wonder why there has not been much talk of these products on Audiogon.
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ozzy OP
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hi5harry,

I have put 2 behind and to the side of my speakers on top of some cables. It seems to open the soundstage even more. I can actually tell when the batteries are low, sound stage shifts.

rilbr
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I've been experimenting with a battery powered PEA. It is the smallest unit of the three sizes available. 

So far, I like it best around AC devices such as line conditioners. I get the most effect there, so far. I have not tried it inside components. Second strongest effect is over the inlet of components, close to the IEC inlet. Over power cord plugs is about the same as the IEC inlets.
One of my PLCs has the Pulse Gen inside, which works fine, and is further improved by the PEA over an unused outlet. Over the metal has less effect.

I plan to buy the middle sized PEA, AC powered, and place it over my Synergistic Research Powercell. The Powercell is made of hard plastic and should let in the radiated field of the PEA. One in the breaker panel will be worth a try.

Remember: The small and medium PEA units fire downward. 

rilbr
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The PEA seems to clean up hash from the upper range and generally make each sound more coherent.
In comparison the Pulse Gens seem to make the sound more real, mainly in the midrange, and slightly more bloom.  

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ozzy OP
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Yeah, I can’t tell you how many times I have tried to remove these items only to put them right back, due to the lack of losing that "magic".
sabai
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After extensive testing and tweaking of the PEAs and the IPC Acoustic Energizers the latter are the hands-down winners. The former have a subtle effect. The latter are on a whole other level. In my system.
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