SR PowerCell 10 SE MK2 or Running Springs Jaco?

Equietech sucks. Big $$$ for nothing. Know dealer that unloaded the junk.

HiFi,

Nobody said it sounds bad. Did I write that Hi? That's my HO on the matter that it is out dated. Old school that is now left in the dust. Buy it for pennies as very few want them as their own units. Even the PP beat the piss out of the RS D.

Touchy, Glory. Oh, so a "DEALER" unloaded it and that confirms your opinion that it is junk.
Never said it was the best, just that many like and praise it and it is worth the demo.
Well if it "sucks" then a lot of recording studios wasted their money as many use that type of tech in their systems.

Oh come on Glory, just by your statement that it is out dated tech (and now "Old school that is now left in the dust etc") you infer that it sounds bad. You may not have meant that but that is how it comes across.

Glory, none of the above that anyone mentioned, save for the SR MKII, have any "special new tech" and even the SR is an innovative twist on known tech. But it is different and it works.
Look, no one piece of audio gear will work in everyones system.

When it comes to power there are only a few ways to address it and 98% are the same with a variation.

Want innovative, new tech and it works. Try the new power conditioner from High Fidelity Cables. Unfortunately it is expensive.

"Equitech sucks"? C'mon. May be that they didn't work well in your system. Power conditioning can be quite system dependent. And we all make our own calls on pricing vs improvement.

I am a huge fan of my Equitech 2Q, and have also really liked a Running Springs Haley in my system too.

Hi,

Maybe Rick has made a box that is new tech. Rick thinks outside the box and it is these types of units I am talking about.

I am sure the EQ stuff sounds good as does the SR and ... But there is better stuff being made.

Leog2010,

I build up your system w/ SR cables/cords. This will give you the best synergy w/ the SR conditioner.