Ah, there's Chuck Miller showing off what he claims is his system. It changed from two weeks ago when I saw it. He must have got some better photos to Photoshop. What happened to the picture of the ruler?
He's a troll.
He's a troll.
Game Changing Tweak
@tuberollin That version is an earlier one. I have the latest, carbon fiber cylinder that only takes up the space of one outlet, not covering the second one in the duplex. It's twice as strong as the original, from what I'm told. I moved one Electraclear this morning to the top outlet of the duplex and my power conditioner is in the bottom outlet of the same duplex. More pronounced effect than when it was in a power strip. I think it's the ideal configuration. If I had a quad outlet, I could fit two Electraclears and the power conditioner together. Might wind up installing a hospital grade quad outlet. |
@bartholomew My Shunyata power distribution uses a similar device. There's sells for about $225 now, I paid $100. It's a simple setup with a Venom HC cables to a PS8 power strip. One of the outlets has the Defender Power Conditioning Module. The mains line is a Delta NR which is apparently replaced by Alpha NR. I got great results. |
If a device adds harmonics, the voltage is going to change See http://ielogical.com/assets/Audio/misc/SubHarmMod.png for a simple example. Power supply diodes only conduct for a fraction of the AC cycle. If the AC voltage is modulated due to increased harmonics, it is going to change the diode conduction period which in turn will modulate the DC supply and not in concert with the music demand. If the added harmonics decrease the voltage at a musical peak, clipping is more likely. Never a good thing. Some like valve rectifiers because they modulate the power supply in concert with the program. More than once, a new WhizBang has elicited the response: "You’re freaking joking, right?" |