Shunyata Denali

[nonesup]

Hi Gerard. I am also intested in a Denali with built-in DC filter. Anyway, if your problem is very annoying, I solved that problem in my Constellation with an Isotek Syncro.

http://www.isoteksystems.com/product...e/evo3-syncro/

[CGabriel]

Originally Posted by GerardJ

Caelin, can you already indicate when shipping to Europe will be possible? And will you also introduce a separate DC-blocker device, and if so, will its price point be below $1500...?
I need this DC-filter! I can hardly wait...
Regards, Gerard

We have announced that the DENALI EU is available to our EU distributors. It may take some time for the distributors to order and receive their shipments. You may want to contact your dealer/distributor for more information.

All three versions of the DENALI are available with the CEE7 outlets. The D6000/T is a six outlet tower model. The D6000/S has six outlets in a shelf type format. And the D2000/T is a two outlet designed specifically for amplifiers and video projectors.

[nonesup]

Originally Posted by CGabriel

We have announced that the DENALI EU is available to our EU distributors. It may take some time for the distributors to order and receive their shipments. You may want to contact your dealer/distributor for more information.

All three versions of the DENALI are available with the CEE7 outlets. The D6000/T is a six outlet tower model. The D6000/S has six outlets in a shelf type format. And the D2000/T is a two outlet designed specifically for amplifiers and video projectors.

Hi, some photos, especially from the back, would be possible.
You already have the price for Europe

[GerardJ]

Originally Posted by nonesup

Hi Gerard. I am also intested in a Denali with built-in DC filter. Anyway, if your problem is very annoying, I solved that problem in my Constellation with an Isotek Syncro.

http://www.isoteksystems.com/product...e/evo3-syncro/

I tried Isotek Syncro. While it certainly solve the DC-problem, it is no competition for my Sigma Analog! The Shunyata Sigma sounds so much better!
Regards, Gerard

[GerardJ]

Originally Posted by CGabriel

We have announced that the DENALI EU is available to our EU distributors. It may take some time for the distributors to order and receive their shipments. You may want to contact your dealer/distributor for more information.

All three versions of the DENALI are available with the CEE7 outlets. The D6000/T is a six outlet tower model. The D6000/S has six outlets in a shelf type format. And the D2000/T is a two outlet designed specifically for amplifiers and video projectors.

Thanks Caelin for the update. Do you plan also to bring out a DC-Blocker as a separate device?

[CGabriel]

Originally Posted by GerardJ

Thanks Caelin for the update. Do you plan also to bring out a DC-Blocker as a separate device?

We have done extensive reasearch into asymetric AC waveforms (DC on the line) which can be caused by a variety of electronic devices today. This problem is also present from the power company in some EU countries and specifically in Australia and New Zealand.

There are some inexpensive devices on the market that can solve the problem for low current devices but they also dramatically hurt audio performance. The Isotek is the only hi-end solution that I am aware of. We have developed prototypes that solve the problem and can handle over 30 A of current and sound quite good even when used with mega dollar amplifiers.

We just haven't decided if it is a problem that would provide a return on investment. The circuit could be added to an existing or up coming power conditioner but in our opinion it would need to be defeatable because 90% of the people would not need it. And then it adds to the cost of the product unnecessarily.

If we created a stand-alone DC blocker product, it would probably be the most expensive product of its type on the market. Necessarily so to perform at a level we feel is adequate to be used with +50K amplifiers without degrading their sonic capabilities.

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[nonesup]

Wow.
And Prices?
It's to save money .....