@lalitk, Hello! I now have my Muon Pro Streaming System (which means includes the second cable, which is by the way distinct for the Pro version).
Recall I have Gateway 1100 Verizon Modem > JCAT M12 gold cable > M12 Gold Switch w/ Jcat Optimo 3 power supply > M12 Cable > Nucleus +
>M12 Cable > JCAT Net Isolator (coupler) >
Supra Cat 8 20 M >(WITH OR WITHOUT MUON PRO FILTER SYSTEM) > Aries G2.1 Streamer w LPS > USB (K-S Realization) > Mola Mola Tambaqui > Audionet Pre and amps.
So I tried with and without the Muon Pro directly in front of my streamer. I listened casually for a few days to run it in, then did some serious A/B switching the Muon Pro in and out. My wife has good ears and for her it was blind as I was the wizard behind the components.
1) I had no issues with turning the Aries on and off and changing the cables quickly, and the Aries connected immediately. This is showing the Gigabit put through of the Muon Pro vs the bottleneck I had with the previous regular Muon.
2) The Muon Pro adds significant improvement to our ears vs the straight-in Supra cat 8. The sound was bigger, richer, more enveloping and just plain more pleasurable. There was no doubt to us, and it was immediate.
3) The Muon Pro is connected with another JCAT Net Isolator into the Network Acoustics Muon Pro cables, One is hardwired out of the Muon Filter; the other is the second Muon Pro Network cable going from the Net Isolator (coupler) into the Muon filter. My point here is that the second Muon Pro cable AND the JCAT Net Isolator could be helping. Certainly Rich at NA says the second Muon Pro cable is important. An interesting test would be to simply use the Net Isolator and one Muon Pro cable (leaving the Filter out) and see if they help by themselves. This is only academic to me, as I love the sound of the Muon Pro Filter.
4) I can soon test the original Muon Filter against the Muon Pro in my Mola Mola Makua system. The embedded streamer is less sensitive to the 1G requirement, and works flawlessly with the original Muon.