How important is EMI and RFI rejection?

Just took a look at the troy.....interesting product. I counted up what I had invested in cables the other day,,,about 12k. The Troy is 8K Scudi....gulp....Hi end for sure.

Fvcruz,

After reading the Tripoint website...

"Come experience the holographic transportation of the real musical event with our proprietary passive filtration that eliminate EMI/RFI from the signal and impulse signal flow. Hear what your electronics, room, and vibration control really sound like."

My preamp a accuphase unit is very well made and shielded...also my Vac 140's have a 3 setting ground adjustment that produces a noticeable improvement in transparency and blackness along with a holographic soundstage.

Thanks for pointing out the EMI/RFI connection to grounding...

I might have to consider a troy someday....

http://www.tripointaudio.us/index.htm

I have no interest or ties to the company....just listed the link for copyright issues.

Also thank you danmyers for your insights....

You're welcome, Wavetrader. Please note that I mentioned grounding in my initial response. IMO, (no interest or ties to Tripoint) you'll be paying them to implement my low cost suggestions in a beautiful box with margins that boggle the mind. There is no magic here, EMI/RFI are well understood electronic phenomena that are usually simple and inexpensive to fix.

Enjoy,

Dan

A lower cost alternative to the Troy that could work:

http://www.graniteaudio.com/zero/index.html