Adequate.
Yes.
Not the popular, inaccurate meaning of the word - mediocre, humdrum. :nono:.
But adequate in meaning that it does the required job.
And the job for me is to sound bloody fantastic.
Adequate.
Yup. :thumbsup:
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Nice to see you have all your ducks in a row Jerry.
:)
Peking duck... yummy.
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Interesting!
I'm waiting for me next Synergistics Research Black fuse to arrive and I fully expect another ridiculously inexplicable step up in sound quality. :mental::lol:
Haven't gone down that road yet Jerry , however Garys system was sounding excellent when I heard it a few weeks ago . It would have been a bit of a faff to ask him to A /B fuses inside his casework so we didn't go there . I tust his ears anyhow .
I look forward to your findings Jerry . Are you fitting these to plugs or internally ?
I've one SR Black fuse atm - and have put it into the mains plug at the wall which feeds the mains block which feeds the whole system.
Astonishing sq improvement from that. Just crazy.
No, I probably won't go the internal fuse route - I'm not cumfy with that.
Yes I agree about changing the internal fuses , you have too many boxes to do this anyway :)
My first port of call would be the plug feeding my mains block . Are your amps plugged into the mains block too ?
Where are you fitting the next SR Black mate ?
EDIT : This linear PSU into the Virginmedia superhub has yielded a very nice improvement in SQ BTW . Looks like it will be staying put :D
DAC, pre and power amps all come from that mains block. That's all I need as I use my laptop as source.
Where for the 2nd one? :scratch: - probably the power amp as it's the main current drawer. What do you think?