IPC Energizers


Installed 5 IPC Energizers in my listening room after taking a chance that they were not BS gizers. Reading up on the specs would make any BS meter hit the max mark. Total stool!!

Well all I can say is that I think/hear and know they are working out just fine in my audio pad. CP @ ST's wrote up on these guys and said they were more powerful that the StainMusic boxes/rocks and after buying two boxes and 4 rocks I must agree with him. Sold the box of rocks and bought 5 IPC gizers.

What do they do to the sound? Irked and tired of the audiophile duck talk I am so words about MO of what they are doing is not why I posted this. Lets just say they are working out and abiding in my system with very positive results that makes me want to explore all my music with a new zeal.

I am told the EQ panels are 4X's more powerful than the Energizers and they don't need a new battery every 3/4 years like their little bro as there is none to replace. They look like an ironing board and are lots of $$$. My wife would not like ironing boards in her LR.

To me this a breakthrough product that must be heard without reading the laughing gas info on how they work.

So those who want to write in with all the wise A$$ remarks go ahead because I am sure we all can get some deep and powerful Hee Haws from those with great writing skill/abilities that brings to light the make up of this product.
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Every time the listeners heard a significant difference.

Are those customers being told that you're turning these devices on? I wonder if IPC would be willing to submit some test units to a double-blind testing scenario. I even have a good friend who is a research scientist for UC Berkeley in the field of particle physics, and he would probably be interested in running some tests of his own during the event. This could be really cool!
I was very impressed by the Acoustic Energizers. The only problem is you need to replace the batteries every 2 or 3 years at a cost of $200 per battery. I understand there are a number of companies that are coming out with similar units that do not need special batteries.
Audio Magic Jerry has 3 of the IPC E and he created something "better" that doesn't need $200.00 batteries. Only problem is the $$$1500.00 per unit cost. $7.5K for 5??

I would like to demo 3 of them.
Glory,

Re: Audio Magic PEAs, do you have any information about the "better" side of this vs. the IPC Acoustic Energizers? What about the medium PEA boxes that go for about $600 each?
The $600.00 guys I am told by Jerry sound best on/near the speakers

Jerry's version I am told,by a good source, is better than the IPC and no battery BS.

Would like to try them but way to much $$$!!!! $1500.00 for one?? How about $400.00? Buy 4 and you pay for only 3.
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