Loosing dynamics with power plant

Mitchb:
Stehno suggestion trying the amp in a different circuit is worth trying anyway, you might be pleasantly surprised. The amp could affect with it's power requirements what you are getting out of the PS.
Luis

Thanks for your reply Stehno.
I've noticed my system is sounding good today so I assume it must be either poor ac or perhaps my allergies blocking my ears from time to time.My X250 is connected to the Ultimate Outlet section of the P500 which is non current limiting and not connected to the regenerated power section of the power plant.I am only using a constant 42 watts from the power plant.I believe it's the ac cables that take a few days to settle and I've found(with much experimentation) the appropriate setting for my system.

I believe that PS Audio power conditioners are known for their current limiting. This combined with your Pass Labs X-250, which I believe draws more current than most similarly powered amps would appear to me to be sort of a double whammy.

Why it takes a couple of days for the effects to set in, I have no idea.

If you have other components connected to the PS Audio, remove them and just try the amp. Better yet, try connecting the amp to a dedicated 20 amp circuit. Dynamics should immediately improve.

If you do not have dedicated lines (especially for the amplifier), I'd highly recommend having at least one, if not 3 or 4, installed.

-IMO