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ADD POWR Sorcer X4

Not quite sure why the previous thread was deleted but I would like to continue the conversation on the ADD POWR Sorcer X4.

Looking inside this unit there is 4 large old fashioned transformers a ADD POWR transformer and a couple of circuit boards. The unit is said to emit a pulse via a algorithm that reconfigures the AC to clean up AC garbage in the line. Additionally, it also emits a signal through the air that allows for the cleaning up of stray EMI/RF. At least that is my understanding.
In use, it allows for the music to play with increased definition along with increased width and depth in the soundstage.

I wrote a review.
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/add-pwr-review
https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/add-powr-sorcer-x2/
https://add-powr.com/accolades

Your comments are welcome.

ozzy

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ozzy OP
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slaw,

Understood. I have tried some Virbrapods as well. The springs seem to be the best so far.

I have been experimenting with power cords as well.

ozzy
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If I were King of Audiophiledom, my first point of order would be to banish Vibrapods from the earth.
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BTW, I use 4 Mini's under both of my Hydras that have other layers of isolation/decoupling by springs.
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ozzy OP
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slaw,

Thanks for your input (although kinda rough on those ole' Virbrapods) lol.

I have used many other types of footers. But the Sorcer seems to be different. Floating seems to work the best thus far. IMHO.

ozzy
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I'm now using a DIY power cord based on Acoustic BB design. That is; 12 gauge Dueland wire with a slight twist and with Furutech NCF fittings.

To me the lack of shielding in the power cord has improved the performance of the Sorcer. 

ozzy
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