Some of us are limited that live in apartments or other situations are limited in what we can do as far as "completely" addressing AC line issue. But for audiophiles with homes, etc., there's another big step that one can take in ensuring AC line issues, grounding, etc. doesn't affect and degrade the sound of our system. And that is the electricity coming to the house. Years ago (probably mid '90s?), Dan D'Agostino addressed a meeting of the Westchester Audio Society on exactly this topic. He talked about not only replacing electrical panels in the room but removing, if possible, the inductive Aluminum wiring that comes from the pole to your house. I've been to some homes, Mike Malinowski's out in PA sticks out in my mind, where he spared no expense in addressing all the AC line concerns and issues for his system.
Chris just posted what he has recently done for his system and would love if others could share their experiences with the members on what they've done and costs involved. Know some use the Equi-tech panels but I wonder what other products might be out there on the market and how they might compare?
Chris just posted what he has recently done for his system and would love if others could share their experiences with the members on what they've done and costs involved. Know some use the Equi-tech panels but I wonder what other products might be out there on the market and how they might compare?
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