I used to have such shifts but after getting a top notch DC blocker day and time does not matter at all.Thanks, that helps. And just to be clear, I’m not hunting for another magical burn-in milestone. I’m only trying to understand whether those small shifts are normal after burn-in, simply as part of how Veridion reacts to changing upstream noise (upstream noise isn’t constant).
Anas has mentioned a few times that upstream matters most , for example, that improvements “flow downstream,” that the router often has the largest impact, and that cables show short “residual effects” when swapped. Taken together, it seems reasonable that Veridion may make upstream micro-variations more audible, rather than this being additional burn-in.
I promise I’m not trying to win any “Most Questions Asked in One Thread” awards.
You are describing what I have heard in the first week. In my system it's a 6 week burn in.
Thanks @Jeff4598 that’s interesting, I looked up your Veridion setup and especially your note about how much adding the second power strip increased performance. In your case it sounds like DC noise was the dominant variable, and once that was handled things stabilised.
If 1 strip is good and 2 are better, then 4 strips with 20 unplugged Discovery PCs should basically open a wormhole to Redbook nirvana.
Thanks, all the way for best result. I don’t know why but i got confused about powerstrip cord length, it is 6ft.
We opted for the 6 ft cable because sourcing the 15 ft version has been challenging. To preserve performance, the Veridion treatment was increased to compensate for the reduced length.
Hi Anas,
Just trying to understand the scalability aspect of Veridion.
Hi Anas, Thanks for clarifying that the Veridion treatment was increased on the 6 ft strip to maintain the same performance as the preferred 15 ft version. If I understand correctly, this suggests the treatment can be applied at different intensities depending on conductor length. Does this mean that, in principle, a shorter cable with heavier treatment can reach the same performance as a longer cable with lighter treatment? I keep asking because every new Veridion insight feels like discovering a hidden layer in the music
Just to clarify, my questions were focused exclusively on Veridion and the Discovery series ( the basic home-use “Veridionized” cables).I understand that the higher-end series have more conductors and a higher intensity of treatment, with additional benefits that Discovery doesn’t provide, which is perfectly fine.
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