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| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works @calvinandhobbes thanks for sharing. Here are a couple of (relatively) inexpensive cables from China that I have had good luck with that might work nicely with the 1200: Audiomeca P-90 OCC power cord single crystal copper hifi power cable 3.2 sq... | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works @daledeee1 +1 | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works @pennfootball71 +1 That was my starting place as my main system is in a purpose built room with a dedicated 20amp circuit breaker and 10 AWG power supply line. For years I followed the logic that connecting my AVR directly to the wall would prov... | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works Thanks all again for your comments on the topic. I am intrigued by the Puron AC Power Conditioner - very good user and reviewer impressions. I may buy one and compare to Shunyata Venom Defender and ifi iPurifier in most critical site to see which... | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works @porchlight1 +1 | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works @tony1954 - 💯 | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works @cbrez thanks, this is the kind of feedback I was seeking. I ordered an AC iPurifier and will give it a try and compare to the Venom Defender I already have. Others, if you have experience with similar products, please share. kn | |
| Least expensive plug-in power conditioner that works Thanks for these suggestions. I was wondering about products like these; QKOIL QK1 AC Enhancer QVIBE Qv2 AC Enhancer Puron Power Filter ifi AC iPurifier As compared to the Shunyata Venom Defender, or a less expensive power conditioning strip... | |
| Do you belong more to souce first or to speakers first school of thought ? @agisthos +1 both posts. I would add room design/treatments to your list as well, maybe first on the list. | |
| Plugging rear ports of "bookshelf" speakers? Generally proximity to the wall will cause a loss of perceived depth of the soundstage that good monitors can provide, so you gain yourself some bass at the expense of imaging. kn | |
| How cheap can you go and still be happy with the sound? These are great posts. I am using an old Bose Soundlink Revolve in my living room/dining room for news and dinner party background music and it is remarkably satisfying in a difficult environment with a lot of reflective surfaces. I could never ge... | |
| SOS! Suddenly have a high-end turntable, need to upgrade Amp + Speakers Much of the advice here is good. The Rega Brio and Arcam FMJ A38 for sale now on Agon for under $700 would both be excellent choices. The Arcam with 100/140 watts into 8/4 ohms respectively has a performance envelope that could drive a wide array ... | |
| Do you belong more to souce first or to speakers first school of thought ? @mitch2 this is a reasonable way to look at the source versus speakers question. In my main system, I shopped very carefully for the amp and speakers that met specific criteria I had for my room for both two and multiple channel uses (macro). I ... | |
| Power Cables @zlone yes you did - thanks. And glad you were able to improve your sound by making adjustments. | |
| Vibration Control Typically, there is concern about transformers causing internal vibration that affects other components in a solid state design. One reason we see an increasing number of high end solid state components going to external power supplies. In cases ... |