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from it was a gift Summary: I am sure that the use of these units widely varies, depending on your system, power supplier, and hearing.
I must have been given these stoppers because they are quite difficult to handle properly. You need A LOT of time and patience to configure them on your system, otherwise they can do more harm than damage to the sound.
I use these units on power cables only. (I found that they made no difference on interconnects.) First I put one on the (audiophile)power cord of my amplifier. At first it sounds like they take away from the dynamics. Then you realize that what is lost is an extra amount of midrange. Bass and high treble are enhanced. The sound stage is more realistic for classical music concerts, but you lose the cheap sound that is audible at low levels. I have a lot of power cables attached to a hub, so I tried to put one stopper on the hub's power cord. All sounds suffered. Then I wanted to prove the linearity of the effect, and added another unit, next to the previous one. Incredible. Everything fell into place. After trying a number of configurations, I ended up putting one on the stereo amplifier two(!) on the power distributor's cord, and another on the FM tuner.
To my great surprise, the sound shows the irregularities of your power source, which can be disturbing, especially in the morning and early afternoon (sound is better at night on all systems).
It sounds absurd but you have to tune the sound by sliding the units on the power cord, especially on the radio tuner. Strengths: Enhanced bass and treble.
Extra midrange disappears.
More realistic sound. Weaknesses: Requires a lot of time and energy for configure it for your system.
Sound shows the irregularities of your power source.
You have to turn up the volume.
It sounds absurd but you have to tune the sound by sliding the units on the power cord, especially on the radio tuner. Similar Products Used: Special power cables and high/end interconnect cables.
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