Low incoming voltage
grey9hound865 posts08-24-2020 8:00pmYeah, Some "Sticky Icky" will help... LOL Get the stuff with Purple and Red in it .Yummy ...The stuff that tastes like hash in the back of your throat .... Oh YEAH !! I foret what are we talkin' about... /-) < that's "my eyes are heavy dude". Yes it is that time of year again... Regards |
I had DTE out and the tech climbed poles and replaced some parts but still not enough to make a difference. I will try to go up the ladder with my complaints and see what happens. Not crazy about spending 5 k on a regenerator just to enjoy my system when I already have a nice Audience conditioner. Thanks for the comments. |
benzman I had DTE out and the tech climbed poles and replaced some parts but still not enough to make a difference ...My experience (with a different utility) was similar. You may need to be persistent to get the matter corrected. One thing you can request is that the utility place a voltage recorder on your lines - this would create a record of the utility's performance. |
I use an Elgar industrial power conditioner (6006b) that specifically addresses this problem and makes my stereo sound much better in the process. You have to buy used unfortunately, but read around and you'll see universal positive reviews. It does need to be in another room though, as the transformer and fan are industrial. I interrupt my dedicated line in the crawlspace and it sits on a shelf down there. Some people are similarly running on these new high power lithium ion camping units that can run an entire system with great results for reasonable sums of money. https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/sell-your-cables-and-conditioners-affordable-lithium-is-here?... |
