passive IM distortion anyone.....
So you think the copper needs to be nine 9's and functionally perfect OCC?
passive IM distortion anyone.....
Which Audio Magic fuse did you receive for the testing, the earlier one or the more recent "Super?"A manufacturer sent along both HFT Supreme and Audio Magic fuses to try with their phono section. The unit wouldn't have received a good review had I reviewed the piece with the latter fuses. But that's how much of a difference the fuse made.
Who knows? I trust what Mike says so it could just be unit to unit variability.Or maybe is just how the sound complements one's system.
Which Audio Magic fuse did you receive for the testing, the earlier one or the more recent "Super?"
Yes, the earlier, since the new one is a year old or less and apparently a considerable improvement. Right now, I wishing that I didn't offer the HFT ones along with the Emotiva speakers. Be nice to compare.I don't remember but it was a year and a half ago (?) so maybe the earlier?
Scoff if you like.
I've a Tripoint Troy here at the moment, apparently a similar sort of product to the one you mention. I'm aware of two forum members who have had Entreq in their systems, one of whom had the opportunity to compare the two. Both claim remarkable effects as a result of using it with a similar effect to that of using the Troy.
I've had quiet a bit of quality electronics through my otherwise settled system in the last year, a couple of peices I've really liked, Shindo Vosne Romanee pre for example in place of my Aesthetix Calypso. In my system and room the Tripoint Troy has wrought a far greater effect, utterly transformational and it's taken my otherwise unchanged system to a place I didn't think possible.
I don't know much about them and not tried anything Entreq however I wouldn't hesitate should the opportunity arise.
Do you have the regular Troy or the signature?
Mike
It is only fair to ascertain that they truly make the differences you claim in a such a high caliber system. What I don't fully understand is why you are wiling to experiment from time to time but unwilling to ascertain the veracity or reliability of your results.
You may not look at it this way but your recommendation of a product carries weight for some and many take them seriously. Wouldn't it be just correct to verify somewhat if the product in question is truly all that you think it is? We all have gone enthusiastic about a product only to realize it isn't that good or that its contributions are insignificant or even nonexistent. You already know where I lean on the issue of fuses on the bass tower of a speaker
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