Decware ZLC power conditioner


Electricity befuddles me.  Each time I change power cords, conditioners and outlets it changes and improves the signal.  I recently installed Steve Deckart's new Decware ZLC power conditioner replacing my Furman Elite 15i and it is a remarkable improvement.  Not that the Furman didn't do a good job and clean things up.  It's just that the ZLC is superior in every way.

The bass is even deeper and more stable.  Imaging filled in with the instrumentation becoming more intimate and separated.  A blacker background ensued which brings about better texture of instruments.  Vocals opened up even more.  Everything became more immediate, which is why I went to active speakers in the first place.  The unit simply supports and improves my audio goals of a solid facsimile of live performance in my listening space.

Naim UnitiServe (with custom external power supply), Nordost Valhalla 1 digital, Mojo Mystique V3 DAC, Manley Neo Classic 300B preamp, Decware ICs, Oyaide Rhodium wall outlet, Patrick Cullen PCs, WireWorld Silver Eclipse 8 RCA to XLR (preamp to speakers), ATC SCM 40 active floor standers, Isoacoustics Gaia ll footers, Quadraspire Reference X equipment stand.
celtic66
Never heard of it but thanks for the heads up. I've been considering something like this for a while but the buy in cost has always turned me off to the prospect.

I'm going to wait to hear more feedback but here is a link for others to consider as well: http://www.decware.com/newsite/ZLC.html

It seems that Steve has been up to his usual good work.

All the best,
Nonoise
ptss:  I did not. I like Steve Deckert"s work and went with that.

I'm running Decare's best ICs.  I've run his ZDAC and speaker cables having never been disappointed with performance/cost ratio. 

An addendum:  the ZLC benefits from placement on a Quadraspirre Sunoko Vent amp stand and further benefits with a VPI DB5 Magic Brick placed on its head.  But then, what doesn't?
Can't seem to find any reviews on this product.

Does  anyone know if it also offers surge protection?

Thanks