True or False?


Many high-end manufactures deny the benefits of tweaking their components with upgraded power cables, fuses, etc. We all can agree that even the best speakers respond to room placement but is it true or not true in (your experiences) that the better your audio components are, the less they respond to various tweaks? 
aewarren
@minorl - sorry to come in late, to ask you this:

So, no, I would not be trying to find the small producer, latest and greatest caps and resistors, If i'm fairly certain that they may not be available later on.
Have you had a crossover using the highest quality parts fail on you?
If so, what make and model? and did the driver windings fail before the crossover did?
generalizations such as that embodied in the op’s query are pretty much useless in a world where the specifics in any situation drive all outcomes 
@hshifi - got one, lovin’ it immensely.

12 days sounds about right, I felt like returning it after day 3. Then I left it on at moderate levels while my wife and I were at work, all day for the next two weeks (I had a month to return it, so I wanted to give it every chance).
  1. I have a Datasat RA-2400 (2 x 400W) power amp
  2. HDPlex 200W linear power supply that branches off to power a server computer.
  3. non switching power supply for the DAC
  4. wall warts power supply for the Synergistic Research Master Coupler X2 with a 20A C-19 plug to power the PSM156
  5. a small TV I use as a monitor
Immediately the noise floor lowered so that I could hear not even a slight hiss in the speakers. I have not bothered to remove / replace each component into the Furman PST-6, to see which device it improved the most.

I was looking at the In-Akustic filter (more expensive) before a fellow Agoner gave me this great tip off. I will admit that I wasn’t overly happy with the resulting sound at first, however it’s a great asset in my system.

I was looking for a power supply that didn’t limit current, which would affect dynamics, did have circuit protection built in, and this has a DC filter as well as what hshifi has mentioned.

I have lost absolutely no dynamics, the noise floor has gone dead silent, attack and decay are more pronounced, voices are more holographic and the mid bass is now even more palpable.
It is the device that answered all my desires, and delivered qualities that I hadn’t considered. It is a hifi bargain product. The biggest complaint I’ve read about on this forum was loss of dynamics using a power conditioner / filter. This thing leaves the sinusoidal waveform from the incoming power intact, and shunts (shorts) the high frequency hash to ground, well shown in videos. After initial break in, this device has shown no downside, and proves to be a valuable asset that punches hard for the investment.

a big ++ to hshifi
*yawn*
Another ’tail-chase’ forum on yet another daze....

When back ’up there’ (pointing back up the responses) that ’audiophiles have infinite hearing’ nearly made me fall out of my chair in mirth.....

...uh huh, Right. In the same way one can have an infinite orgasm; interesting to contemplate, terrible in practicality.

Ears of that claimed nature are connected to wetware subject to infinite delusion, housed in an organism that is, technically, Flawed.

We age, we die; things wear out, much to our chagrin.

Your ’infinite hearing’ allows hearing my laughter over your claim.

...meanwhile, back to Reality....;)
Oh, I read prof's statement as sarcasm. I believe he was sarcastically saying that some Audiophiles claim to have superhuman hearing, which they do not.

@prof - did I understand you?