Sigma vs opus power cords

[medward0]

Originally Posted by edward3132

Cannot comment about Opus but Sigma beats Alpha easily

I can imagine what the new Sigma brings to the table

Agree.

I had been running some Shunyata Alpha PCs and Anacondas on my rig and replaced them all with (prior gen) Sigma: HC from wall to Triton, HC on Amp, Analog on preamp, Digital on Aurrender N10. Having said all that, I prefer the sound of the Anaconda over any of the Sigmas on my DAC. YMMV.

In any case, yes, even the prior Sigma's are a giant leap from Alphas and a leap from Anacondas (except to my ear on my DAC).

I'm afraid to try out the Sigma interconnects....



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[lschoonaert]

When i put sigma analogs on my MC2301's the improvement was noticeable - i was very surprised (especially bass became more defined and in general a wider soundstage). They each sit on their own circuit directly to the wall. The rest of my gear goes through triton/typhon.

[SuperD]

Originally Posted by Still-One

Well I broke down and brought home 3 Opus PC's and a Opus Powerisolater to audition.

I will start by inserting the Opus Powerisolater in lieu of my Denali and connecting the same MM2x PC's from my amps to the Opus unit. I will use one Opus PC to connect the Powerisolater to the wall. My pre-amp will still be connected to the Denali since the Opus unit only offers two connections.

Jim,
I'm interested to hear what you think. My dealer is bringing over the new Reference Powerisolater to try next week with some Ref XL PCs. I'm sure I'll love them.

[Still-One]

I did not want to get this thread to far off track so I created another thread to discuss the comparison of the Denali 600T and a Transparent Opus Powerisolater.

https://www.audioaficionado.org/show...734#post860734