PS Audio PowerPlant 12 Review (AC Regenerator)
This is interesting. The testing concludes that the filtering inside of the actual electronics device is what matters and that this PS Audio product actually adds its own noise. Some irony.
**** Nothing to hear it’s 60hz AC power. **** Ridiculous response. Or, are you simply being contrarian? Not only did the author offer zero impressions of how plugging gear into the regenerator actually impacted the sound (get it now?), he went on to opine on why those who do hear an improvement in the sound of their gear are just fooling themselves. All this without actually listening for the effects of using this device!
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What would his impression tell you? This will give you information you can use to make an informed decision. |
I don’t mind educating you guys 😊. **** I’m sure it has good PRAT **** No, IT would not have good PRAT. Instead, it might improve, or perhaps make worse some components’ PRAT. **** What would his impression tell you? **** It would tell me that his “review” is, in fact, thorough and complete (it is not); and that his comments are, in fact, worth considering. Worth considering, because he understands, like all audiophiles should, the old truism that measurements alone tell only part of the story. Btw, I don’t own this regenerator and my experience with others has been as described above. |
Listening to anything connected to a power regenerator would tell you as much about sound like drinking orange juice from a refrigerator connected to one would tell you about taste. Why would anyone think this thing can change the sound of an amplifier? The AC is converted to DC in the amp and the amps capacitors keep the voltage constant. |
