A good power conditioner allows you to run your comb through your cables and gives them that nice sheen.
Power conditioners
Seems that engineers who work in industries that demand actual control or reduction in EMI/RFI and other things, use industrial power filters that actually do what they claim to do and they have the measurements to back it up. The Shunyatas and all the rest of the audiophile associated pieces that are basically a fancy power cable receptacle, rely on what they hear (and any objective, rational person knows that is 100% subjective and not valid). Read about it here
Well, the attached article does appear to be more or less an ad for OnFilter and their line of CleanSweep products. Nothing new about their product does nothing but our product does everything style of article. One thing I did agree with 100% was this. "When conditioners are used successfully, they are typically industrial-grade devices. For instance, users who measure performance point to lab-oriented equipment, e.g., Elgar units designed for test environments, or balanced-power installations such as a 10 kVA Equi=Tech transformer". And it's just a coincidence that I have an Equi=Tech 5RQ step down transformer in my system. 🤣 |
@OP "The Shunyatas and all the rest of the audiophile associated pieces that are basically a fancy power cable receptacle, rely on what they hear (and any objective, rational person knows that is 100% subjective and not valid)." I presume that you mean that the manufacturers of power distribution and/or conditioning systems [rather than the equipment itself] rely on what the hear and [you assert] that a rational person knows that relying on what one hears is subjective and [you assert] not valid. It is perhaps a tad ironic that you are basing an argument which centres on subjectivity on a statement full of circular logic and entirely subjective and unsubstantiated statements made by yourself.
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