The best plug in filter ever!

@tksteingraber

Thank you for your note – and I’m obviously very pleased with your findings

I’ve had an opportunity to speak with a few of you and share some information about Puron that I’ve experienced. It’s been a joy actually, as Denton is in the middle of a horrible Ice and Snowstorm. Entire City is closed down.

Puron is a really great product. Puron will work differently in each system because of the AC in the house. Some people have less DC on the mains than others.  Puron is part of a bigger system solution.

Lots more to follow – but thanks again for now.

Mark

 

Hi OZZY

Really liked the Puron that i plugged into the line that runs my front end and TV. Heard good things in about 30 minutes of use, with it getting better all the time. Later i plugged the second filter in on my dedicated 20 amp line that just runs my amp.The sound improved, but not as big as improvement as the on on the front end. But still better. I am going to give it a bout week more then add the Q45t to the blades. It sounds like you did get a positive improvement by adding the 1260? Please post more about it when you can. I will post when i get to that stage

Thanks

68pete,

What I have noticed that a few hours after applying the NPS-1260 to the blades on the Puron the sound got kinda dark sounding. But today everything is great! So, there was some sort of reaction.

I also have some bad news. I know you are a very big proponent of the High-Fidelity equipment. But what I have now found is that the Puron’s perform better without the HI Fidelity Plug ins. When I removed the 3 Hi Fidelity MC-.05’ that I had the dynamic range increased, the bass got deeper, there is more detail within the soundstage and more of that alive sound we all treasure.

Try it without the HI Fidelity stuff for a while. Let me know what you think.

I just sold all my HI- Fidelity plug ins. The Puron’s are better without them, at least IMHO.

tksteingraber, you may want to try the Puron without the High Fidelity MC- Pro.

ozzy

What I have noticed that a few hours after applying the NPS-1260 to the blades on the Puron the sound got kinda dark sounding. But today everything is great! So, there was some sort of reaction.

Do you really believe that a solution applied to the prongs of something that isn't even in the chain of power to components might make a negative effect after a few hours and then after some (unspecified) hours later make everything better?

You know, asking for a friend...  But you are postulating something that doesn't make any physical/electrical sense, but rather reeks of psychoacoustics.

Maybe you should buy a Puron for every empty socket in your house and report back to us about the nirvana you enjoy? Or would only the seller be in nirvana in those circumstances?

dog,

Why are you angry? Don't believe it? Fine, ignore the post.

ozzy