The best plug in filter ever!

I have noticed when the Puron is first plugged into my video, it takes approx. 15-30 minutes before the image really starts to pop and progresses further with more time.

So, based on this with our audio, perhaps plugging and unplugging to test the results is not a good way to evaluate it. (Even though the Stereo Times reviewer did). There may be a residual effect when unplugged.

Just plug it in and leave it in for a day, then unplug it, wait about an hour, and then listen, do you miss it? 

ozzy

@ozzy

I agree with you that Puron need time to settle for maximum effect.

Thus I let them  stay in their place.

Some people ask me to upload video to compare the effect with puling them in and out.

But I ignore the requests.😀

Thomas

I received my Puron and am experiencing outstanding improvements in SQ across the board. I started by playing orchestral music thru my Node2i, after about 15 minutes the massed strings had more detail yet kept their smooth presentation. The soundstage was more spacious than with my High Fidelity plug-ins alone, instruments had more air and space, bass was deep and tympani was tighter and more detailed.

I have 2 dedicated lines, both have HF MC-0.5's in the duplexes. Digital is plugged into an EquiCore 1800 with DeepCore 1800, analogue (preamp and amp) uses a Wiremold strip with one MC-0.5 and the Puron.

This is the most effective tweak I've used since adding the Core Power Equi=Core and quite possibly better than my 5 High Fidelity conditioners.

@dogberry

this would be a good thing to have evaluated by audiosciencereview.

for the “science.”

otherwise it’s like Reiki or homeopathy, unable to withstand RCT scrutiny beyond placebo efficacy.

(BTW, what I’ve learned since med school in the 80’s is, you stick with this business long enough everything you know is wrong.

 I forget, is coffee “good” this year, or “bad”?

@normb I don't even need measurements (of what? If we don't what it does, what shall we measure?) But I do require blind listening tests to see if anyone can tell if it plugged in or not. Even that would be meaningful, if conducted honestly.

And yes, all I was taught at UCL/UCH has been deemed wrong over the years. Made me laugh when I realised there was a time you would fail your fellowship for saying you'd give a β-blocker in CHF, and now you'd fail if you said you wouldn't.