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| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To 4krowme: Thanks for the comments. Yeah, the Tripplite is based on sound principles, no pun intended. However, the execution is kinda low-rent and not aimed for the audiophile customer. I tried one in my system and it actually lowered noise to n... | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To: twoleftears and grannyring: The Puritan products do seem intriguing. Certainly not inexpensive, and hard to find in the US. Buttugly, too, but it’s only a PC and will sit on the floor, so not a big deal. You might be interested in this post by... | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! Thanks to all who are trying to problem-solve the source of my common problem. I really do appreciate your efforts and thoughts. However, we are straying off-topic. I have done a lot of research about everything related to power conditioning, incl... | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To: millercarbon Yep, it’s RFI. No doubt it’s getting into the phono preamp, but that’s to be expected since the source is the AC outlet, or more accurately, the AC lines in my house. Taking the phono stage out of the equation doesn’t mitigate the... | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To ebm: "Better than all the above by a wide margin," you say. Does that mean you've heard all the above? | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To mikelavigne: Thanks for the link. See my reply to whart. | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To erik_squires: Yep, it's a noise problem. Nope, it's not the interconnects. | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To whart: Thanks for the lengthy reply and suggestion. Honestly, I have no interest in that kind of exploration to solve a relatively minor problem. I know that some power conditioners work, and some don’t. Some work better than others, All I am l... | |
| RGPC 1200 custom vs. Furman Elite 15 pfi Based on my research Richard Gray's PCs have a common complaint: Compressing and limiting dynamics. The general advice is to plug source components into his stuff, and the amp into the wall. | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To stereo5: Lots of folks seem to like the Shunyatas. My only hesitation is so much of what they make has the smell of snake oil and mystic voodoo, not hard science. Then again, if people like what they hear, that’s what counts. As for the higher-... | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! To Fuzztone: Dunno, maybe. The electrician installed them when I built my home. They have their own grounding rod. The PS Audio Stellar 3 is out of my range, but thanks. | |
| Yet Another Post About Power Conditioners! I’ve read about them. Do you own one? If so, why do you think it beats the others? | |
| Mobile Fidelity StudioDeck Setup Issue You're brilliant! This is the fix! Moving the lift shelf out of the way first, then adjusting the tonearm...of course! Even MoFi tech support didn't make this clear, but you did. Many thanks for helping cure this headache.P.S. To give MoFi the be... | |
| Mobile Fidelity StudioDeck Setup Issue Doesn't change height of the cue lift, only the direction of the pivot. | |
| Mobile Fidelity StudioDeck Setup Issue millercarbonsryeagerUpdate: Unfortunately, none of the remedies worked. The hex screw for the cue/lift allows adjustment of the arm and shelf lateral positioning, not height. That seems to be fixed. I attempted for the fourth time to reset the ton... |