"As your system evolves and improves, you will find the high frequencies get more refined'...oh yeah.Somebody knows what there doing at furutech.The 28r on up.
Well said audphile1
Wall outlets
Hey everyone, don’t kill me I know it’s been talked about a bit. I’m am currently about to upgrade my wall outlet. Commercial vs Audio outlets. The general consensus is commercial hospital outlets would work but they can strip the coating off our nice power cables. I have talked a bit with @audphile1 on this matter. Furutech has my attention. I have considered upgrading my power cable to the Furutech DPS 4.1 cable and get a Furutech outlet with the same finish. A friend of mine is an electrician and has offered to install a new outlet behind my rack. He said I could pay with a case of beer. Haha. Sorry if I started a new 🔥🔥🔥. The forum is fun, there is far more knowledge here than we are going to find anywhere else IMO. Also I finally got my virtual system up for anyone to take a look. Thanks everyone
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@celtic66 very nice! |
@digsmithd I actually just replaced FI-28R on my FP-S32n power cord that’s on my DAC with FI-50 R and the improvement is beyond what I anticipated. Really nice across the board how it just opened everything up. |
Yeah i got a great deal on new set 50 r ncf ’s im going to use on source cable just bought as well.Im really quite content but im sure they’ll be replaced by 50’s and life will go on.When people refer 50's to audio jewelry...man they are incredibly built. The big knockout lately with my wire’s has been audioharma.I gave ic’s 6hr’s a set/daisy chained a freshen up,took some time for them to open back up/up to 2 weeks?... but they are on a whole new level.This is with frybaby/1000 + hrs on them too...shocked and pleased.
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Orange colored outlets signify an isolated ground. In other words a dedicated ground wire to earth, not a mechanical connection through the ears, or whatever. In older installations where people may have added their own circuits, the neutral bus can become unbalance, or develop a voltage potential. Correcting neutral, or having an electrician check for voltage between neutral and ground should be the first step. An expensive outlet will not fix a voltage potential on the neutral. As a former Plant Engineer we fought CNC gremlins and computer bugs. Cleaning up the electrical panels and finding the junctions where a neutral was "borrowed", then adding an isolated ground dedicated to computers only (no motors!!!) fixed almost all the problems. We were stumped trying to balance the computer programmers :) |
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