DIY interconnect just arrived ~~navships~~, true High Fidelity

CLEEDS when i run my crown ref 1 amp i change the break to 30 amps i hard wire the crown no power cord no plug i have 10/3 awg wire in the wall thats 30amps 250v max my crown amp comes with a 125v 30 amp plug when new i can change the volts on the crown 120v to 230 how much power the amp draws changes but it will have the juice to its max 250v at 30 amps no power cord no plug pure sound thats how you connected dan’s amps the relentless monos google d’agostino dan amps his relentless amps do not have power cord or plug pure sound dan knows

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CLEEDS when i run my crown ref 1 amp i change the break to 30 amps i hard wire the crown no power cord no plug ...

Whoa, that’s quite a code violation, as explained to you in another thread, especially with the 20A receptacles you’re using.

i have 10/3 awg wire in the wall thats 30amps 250v max ...

Yes, that’s the rating of the wire, but that’s completely independent of how much current will actually be in the circuit at any moment.

... my crown amp comes with a 125v 30 amp plug when new ....

Not likely, because a 30A plug wouldn’t fit in a traditional household outlet. It probably left the factory with a 15A or 20A plug.

i can change the volts on the crown 120v to 230 how much power the amp draws changes ...

No , that’s not how it works. For any given output, the power drawn by the amplifier will be the same at 120VAC as at 240VAC (setting aside possible trivial differences because of losses in the transformer).

... it will have the juice to its max 250v at 30 amps ...

Check your amp's specs. The Crown never draws 20A let alone 30A.

CLEEDS no code violation no plug go back and read less amps draw at 230v then at120v did you google dan's amps the rich man that buys his amps cant buy a $8,000 power cord or a $500 plug what will he foolish spend his money on dan knows all so when i bought my crown amp they give you the wall plug in the box a 30 amp plug in the manual they tell you to call a electrician no you cant plug a 30 amp plug in a 20 amp plug
when i bought my amp no way to plug it in did not know that a the time thats why now i do not have a power cord or plug on my amps i call a electrician  and learn the dan way the power cord and the plug are out of the circuit on my amps at my place what power cord sounds the best i do not know

Ok so my tech guy suggested I go back once more to make Double Blindly positive I am hearing what i **think/perceive/imagine** that i am hearing .
so feeling a bit lazy, I figured ok why not,,now i really was not sure if I heard what i heard,,so in went the DIY blue super thicks i made,,OK, not bad,, then his older high tech ICs someone gave him yrs ago, (they look from the 70's),,and told him these were hifi IC's..Not bad, not bad at all..These were 1 minute tests,, as i say feelinga  bit desprsssed, I lost all interest in these shootouts,,back in the navships,, and as i say, you are not going to boost the hifi in your system by a  **significant margin** , A Tweet is a tweek,, a  mod is a  mod,, a  new component is a  new component...= Each will result ina  certian gain of fidelity/or loss of fidelity = add/take away coloration = lessen/add to  the fq voicing. 
Thats all we should expect from a IC shootout,. = a  IC = a IC = a IC.. 
There is no IC that will  trump all others bya  significant margin,, a  Modification might, = a new cap, a new resistor ,a  new tube. That is to say a  Tele AX/AU, I can hear  a  gain over all others, making that a  tweek modification., = just more than a tweek, but not as significant as a  component mod = New suilver or copper caps vs the stock paper/plastic film caps.
A new high tech cap is a modification,,not a  tweek.
. A new preamp is a  New Component modification
So to clarifiy
a) tweeks = miniscule (my baton Rouge tech guy taught me that term)
B) tweeks/modifications (Substantial gain overa  regular tweek)
C) Modifications ( replacing stock/old parts adding new high resolution parts, caps, resistors, descrete opamps)
D ) New Component. (sometimes you win, sometimes you lose)

Bottom line navships  in my imagination/short testing shootout, had the best draw on the gun. 
Miniscule, but thats all we should expect froma  IC shootout, which was IMHO a  nice gain for the few bucks spend and can be consicered a  tweek/mod.
My new DIY power cord 12 ga THHN strand was nothing more than a tweek. = no fidelity, yet making sure all my components receive all the juice they need vs that 10 hair thin stranded  ~~MADE in China by the millions~~ 2 cent~~power  cord. 
That cord might be OK fora  8 watt SET amp, which really needs not much juice to function,,whereas a  big trans amp, yeah, bring on the 12 ga THHN stranded cord.
So if you add navships IC to your system, please do not expect a  miraculous gain in fidelity, If you do you will be disappointed.  1st get rid of a  component that is not up to the level as other components,, then get navships IC. 

2nd pair NAVSHIPS ~~16 gague silvercopper IC~~~ just arrived,,, UEmployed twix the
~~Cayin CD17 Mark1 ~~~ modified with 8 Mundorf Silver caps + ~~Sparksolabs Descrete Opamps Singles__ Runninga pair of E288’s in the ^922 section,,, and the jadis Clone LS9 with Mundorf Silver Oil caps,,(which will be up for sale soon)
Reference CD:: Faith Hill Title track to the movie,,,Yes sir,, further opening up of the sound stage,, You can actually hear what the recording  engineers were trying to acomnplish in this song recording,, build, cresendos, lowerings, yes sir, = The Real Deal. Not fake, not hyped, not propagandized.
Will upload a vid tonight and post here....
I am sure there are many other IC's which convey music like navships IC's, No doubt,, But I am not interested
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