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From: lrb@rrivax.rri.uwo.ca (Lance R. Bailey)
Newsgroups: rec.audio.high-end
Subject: Re: The importance of conditioning your line
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Date: 27 Jul 90 12:39:58 GMT
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In article <5268@uwm.edu>, chowkwan@aerospace.aero.org writes...

>So the moral is: top quality equipment is fantastically
>revealing (and I include the ears in the category
>of top quality stuff).  I would never have believed that plugging
>components into the same power bank could cause problems.
>Yet the Stax revealed all.

i ended up with TWO 15 circuit breakers going to the listening room.
one goes to the power and logans, one to the pre and inputs.
the wire i used is dryer cable (8 or 10 guage).
at one time i had a (this is a phonetic spelling because
i've never seen the name written) EENEAK line stabilizer and
the difference was a much more open image.

>Records are great but as a practical matter I feel compelled
>to investigate tweaks that make CD sound enjoyable.  
>One of the keys to date is to keep that power to the CD player
>pure.

try a set of NAVCOM stabilzers under it. i put a pair
under my power amp and havenet removed them since.
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