My experiments show a certain amount of system dependency, but all benefited from power amp being fairly high up the list, afterall. You are taking a fairly small signal and multiplying it with a voltage / current that you want to be as clean as the small signal you are multiplying.
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+1 for Calvinandhobbes. cable upgrades on my DAC and Power amps provided different forms of improvement. my DAC needed filtering to remove harshness and clean up the sound. My amps needed a more open current flow. My power cables did not work well in my DAC and my DAC cable did not work in my power amps. if I had to do one first think I would do the DAC cable because that ‘took away bad’ whereas the power cables added good, if that makes any sense. But that’s in my system, with my electric, etc. I don’t think I included cables in my profile so for reference: I have a dedicated circuit for my system. power cables for monoblocks and preamp are custom cables from Triode Labs/finale audio (maker of my amps) power cables for DAC are Anticables level 3
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If you can tell the difference between switching power cords you are truly a remarkable human being.
I upgraded my power cord cause I feel better when I spend money on equipment. It makes me happy to spend money and that’s why I do it. I have a Power isolator from transparent. That made me feel even better to spend more money and I think this one probably was helpful. |
@emergingsoul +1 on "If you can tell the difference between switching power cords you are truly a remarkable human being.” comment I replace original high end stock cords if I need more flexibility, length adj. etc. Maintenance such as cleaning contacts. tightening screws etc also helps. To keep originality of devices I also buy original manufacturer cable replacement, which always “sounds better” than aged one! |
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