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Originally Posted by For The Love of Music
Looking at tonight’s readings I have been hovering around 116 incoming volts. The PS 10 converts this to a Steady Eddie, 120V out.
I am very happy with what I am hearing and feeling, knowing there is a steady flow of power to my components.
It has been raining hard here in the Northwest and I am wondering if losing voltage is a factor from this rain ☔️ as the incoming voltage usually hovers around 118V.
2fastdriving was experiencing much less then what I am seeing tonight on the P10 and I know he is very happy with his sound much more now after scoring his regenerator from Ivan.
Not to open a can of worms but Nordost Tyr 2 feeds the power plant, and I will be going up to Odin 1 in about 2 weeks and curious what this will do to the incoming power.
Can anyone argue with facts that there is not a benefit of these components, in a polite manner of course, I have kids [emoji4].
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I just acquired a PS Audio Power Plant Premier, I'm not arguing with you don't want to offend your kids!
I agree completely with you, any power conditioner/regenerator will help.
They reduce EMI/RFI, they provide a steady current stream and just remove most if not all fo the electrical noise from the AC lines.
Properly shielded power cords will help also, it's all about removing or lowering the noise floor to as low as possible.