Taking Power Conditioning to the Max?

Some people doubt this even matters. One guy at work thought I was nuts. So I had him and his wife over, and put on her favorite CD. After playing one track I said excuse me, went out to the garage and flipped off the breakers leaving only the listening room on. He had some clue but his wife had no idea. Came back said sorry bout that and now what's your favorite track? Played that and the second its done she whips around gives me this look says what did you do it sounded SO MUCH BETTER!?!?!

This is the simplest test that really works and anyone questioning the value of conditioning should try it, assuming of course they really do want to know even if it might contradict everything they think they know. Which, if they can hear, it will. Also anyone shopping for power cords or power conditioning can use this as a kind of baseline, as what you get better work at least this good else why pay money for it?

Now to the OP the more direct answer to your question is after a whole bunch of trials like this I have upgraded from what was originally an ordinary circuit to a dedicated line. The dedicated line is 4ga, and at 240v. Just below the listening room is a silver wired audiophile step down transformer that brings the 240v to 120v. That goes directly into a Bybee based DIY distribution box with an assortment of audiophile outlets. All the wire from the panel to the box is cryo'd.

Not sure if that is elaborate by OP standards or not but it seems to work pretty good for me.

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Hi @jmeyers I have done something similar to you. But I did it in a different way. I too believe that having clean noiseless power helps. It certainly can’t hurt, at worst. I got a dedicated 20 amp circuit installed going directly from my breaker box directly to the Shunyata outlets in my listening room. From there currently I have 20 amp AQ Tornado HC Power Cable going to a PS Audio Power Plant P20. From there core components are fed from the P20 to them by AQ Tornado HC 15 amp Power cables. I do have some Shunyata Venom HC and non HC Power cables running to some things from the P20 as well. But I am in the process of upgrading and trading in all my Shunyata Venoms to Deltas. I may even switch out the AQ Tornados for Deltas. The other thing I did was a bought a boatload of Greenwave dirty electricity filters and plugged them in all over our house with many in my listening room and on the dedicated circuit. They come with a electrical noise digital and audible measuring device so you can actually measure the amount of noice on your line in mV. You might want to pick up one of these devices to measure the noise on your line. Mine now measures depending on the outlet less than 15mV or even in the single digits. I think there Greenwave filters are great. Another good indication of how well they work is by plugging one of them into a Shunyata PS8 along with a PS Audio Noise Harvester. The Noise Harvester converts line noise to light. So the blue lightbulb on its top is constantly flashing on the typical line. On my line, it doesn’t flash at all. This likely means that these is no or very little noise for the PSA Noise Harvester to “harvest”. I think you have done a great job. My recommendation is to change your 15 amp line to 20 amp giving you more capacity. Also I wonder if the Denali and Hydra are overkill. I would think that your power should already have been cleaned by the time it is received by those units.