ADD POWR Sorcer X4, Apprentice and Symphony I/O


After testing and using for six months the SORCER X4, APPRENTICE and several SYMPHONY I/O’s for video and music. I‘m amazed at the improvements to my system. My Sony 65” television has the best picture I have ever watched with these units. In my own opinion these products are a necessity for the best possible home theater system. Not only does the video experience improve, but the sound improves too. It lowers the noise floor, adds detail and depth to the listening experience. Do yourself a favor and talk with Bill about this technology. He’s a great guy to explain how this magic works.

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Satellite frequency range for tv use is the C band 3.7 - 4.2 GHz and the newer K range 18 - 27 GHz. Apparently Vivid is able to affect frequencies in the terrestrial tv range 43 - 216 MHz and 470 - 608 MHz. Perhaps down the road a device can be developed to address the higher frequencies. 

Btw, I see that at their web site that there is a new product listed - Symphony I/O Deluxe. It does everything the I/O does plus HDMI and SPDIF signals.

So now that I have had an ADD POWR Vivid Coax, and one of the HDMI units for a few weeks, I think I can comment on the effectiveness of these units.

The video on my Samsung 85" is remarkable! It has really not only brightened the image but sharpened it and the colors are excellent! It is not a hyped-up contrast or sharp edge picture but is very natural. And strangely even though the Vivid coaxial unit is on my outside antenna, it is still plugged into my Satellite receiver and the video on the satellite reception has improved, huh?

My wife who rarely comments on my Audio/Video passion even has noticed the improvement.

I just wish Bill could make a coaxial unit that can be directly compatible with my Dish Satellite and a HDMI unit for my OPPO 205.

Highly recommended!

ozzy

@Ozzy

I understand that a new product is nearing release. It is to be an upgrade of the Sym I/O and Vivid products. It should be compatible both with dish satellite coax and Oppo HDMI. Stay tuned.