Noise Destoyer Power Conditioner

I agree it really should be plugged into the same wall outlet as the Hydra 8.
However, that wall duplex outlet(wattgate) is also used with my APL 3910 which I do not plug directly into the Hydra.

By plugging the Noise Destoyer into the the Hydra's first outlet (closest to the IEC jack), I believe that outlet has a direct path to the incoming signal from the wall. Thus helping to reduce the noise going into the Hydra.

The second Noise Destoyer is plugged into another dedicated outlet with my Amp.

I did notice that with using the Quick silver Gold paste on the Video connections, even more improvement is noted on the Video.

That is how I use one of my Power Enhancers. I plug it into the same outlet as my RSA Haley, not into the Haley itself. I was advised this would be better. Since the Noise Destroyer works on the same principles I'd be inclined to think it would work better in this manner as well.

Well I just tried the (ND) Noise Destroyer on the wall duplex outlet with the Hydra 8 plugged into the other ,and the Sony HD is still plugged into the first outlet in the Hydra 8.
The result: HD TV not as good as plugging the ND into the first duplex outlet in the Hydra with the Sony HD plugged into the other.
The difference is quite remarkable.

Perhaps the improvements I am seeing is with the Sony HD and the Hydra outlet being isolated from the other outlets, in the Hydra 8 it is concentrating all the ND energy into that one duplex outlet.

So,one ND will remain in the first outlet on my Hydra 8 and my other ND will go into the wall outlet that my APL 3910 is plugged into.

I plan on purchasing a couple more and will play with additional placements with my Amp outlet, etc.

You guys should use a parallel device on both side for best effect. The wall is good and the first outlet in the Hydra is good.

Alan

John Pharo at The Cable Company sent me a Noise Sniffer from their library so I could see if my Noise Destroyer is working since I didn't notice any improvement anywhere on TV or stereo.

Very interesting! In my stereo room I have four outlets on the same circuit, with the Noise Destroyer in the third and the system in the fourth (last). Using the Noise Sniffer I found that it cleaned up the most noise, not in the third outlet closest to the system, or even the second outlet. It cleaned up the most noise when it was in the first outlet.

And for some reason, neither the floor lamp, ceiling light nor the ceiling fan added any noticeable noise, even though they're on the same circuit, unless the ceiling light and fan are before the first outlet.

Chuck