ADD POWR Sorcer X4


Not quite sure why the previous thread was deleted but I would like to continue the conversation on the ADD POWR Sorcer X4.

Looking inside this unit there is 4 large old fashioned transformers a ADD POWR transformer and a couple of circuit boards. The unit is said to emit a pulse via a algorithm that reconfigures the AC to clean up AC garbage in the line. Additionally, it also emits a signal through the air that allows for the cleaning up of stray EMI/RF. At least that is my understanding.
In use, it allows for the music to play with increased definition along with increased width and depth in the soundstage.

I wrote a review.
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/add-pwr-review
https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/add-powr-sorcer-x2/
https://add-powr.com/accolades

Your comments are welcome.

ozzy

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@ozzy 

Hey dude, frankly, that's a plus in my book if it works just as well.

Steve
@ozzy 

Was wondering if you are aware of the Kemp Elektroniks MAXiiMUS P16? It seems to be a similar type unit but with a much lower cost/
BTW, I use 4 Mini's under both of my Hydras that have other layers of isolation/decoupling by springs.
If I were King of Audiophiledom, my first point of order would be to banish Vibrapods from the earth.
@ozzy

I’m a fan of the springs as well. I guess my main point was the word (overkill). Four minis, IMO may work better than three Ultras. The 45lbs is at the very, very low end of the weight limits for the Ultras. I recently bought some DH Labs cones. I'm very impressed.

Whatever works...works. It just seems that something that will drain may be the best alternative.  Good luck!
@ozzy

I was wondering since all of those transformers create teenie vibrations, maybe a set of medium DH Labs cones? ....to drain the nasties away. I own a few sets of the Stillpoints Ultra SS and depending upon the weight of the Sorcer, the Ultras may be overkill?