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Greetings 

I’m sorry to say that my experience with the Puron filters is opposite of everyone else. I had them plugged into my system for 10 days. My system became harsh and brittle. My sound stage went from a wonderful 3D image to a 2D image.

The other day I spent 8 hours listening to my TT’s and CD’s. It was no longer fun to listen to music. I removed the Puron filters from my audio system. I’m happy my system returned back to normal.

 I have plugged the Puron’s into my TV circuit. I don’t watch much TV so time will tell.

 I’m disappointed that I didn’t have positive results. If they work for you go for it. 

Joe Nies

joenies,

I am surprised. May I make one suggestion? Try it without your MIT Z bar. I had a MIT Z super duplex outlet and found it to compress the dynamics too much. The Puron may have pushed it too far in that direction.

ozzy

sgordon1,

Well, I did place a 1 1/2" copper coupling over the Puron and it may have made a difference, especially in image detail. But like anything in this hobby, it may take a while to decide.

I will try it on my video tonight.

ozzy

@ozzy Thanks for the suggestion. I just ordered an outlet strip from Audience to replace my Z Stabilizer. I have been thinking about replacing the Z anyway. Once I have it in my system and get familiar with its sound I will try the Puron again.

I presently have the Puron plugged into my HT/2 channel system. I listened to this system yesterday. I didn’t notice a degradation of the sound with this setup. I don’t use my HT/2 channel system for critical listening nor do I watch much TV.

It’s a simple system consisting of a Denon 5.1 receiver and Denon DVD/CD player. My main front speakers are my older B&W 801 D series.

Joe Nies