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Thanks, have toyed wit it - looked at the PS Audio range.  I am led to believe that in certain areas and with high draw power amp situations in particular these can be beneficial, but have concluded I will stick with my separate mains ring, spike, HUB & Power cables for now.
 
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The Powerinspired mains regenerators are very keenly priced in comparison to many others.
I own the AG1500 & am very happy with it.
Possibly worth investigating at some point.
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Noted may have a closer look, kind regards
 
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Originally posted by RichW RichW wrote:

The Powerinspired mains regenerators are very keenly priced in comparison to many others.
I own the AG1500 & am very happy with it.
Possibly worth investigating at some point.


 
This looks really interesting. I guess the reason for the reasonable price is that it's not specifically targetted at "audiophiles" and the manufacturer makes no claims about improved sound etc. only that it does a good job of providing clean power. But a product that seems to be gaining a following nonetheless
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I have been intrigued since the company appeared on wigwam, not a bad word said.

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Edited by ServerBaboon - 17 Feb 2015 at 11:08pm
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To my knowledge the Powerinspired regenerators were not primarily designed for 'audiophiles'
or HiFi but as part of a multi-application industrial UPS system.
They are very well built but look a bit utilitarian & don't have a fancy, expensive case.
Mine has worked faultlessly for over two years & is used to power all source components.

It makes the system sound more consistent - don't need to wait until after 9 -10pm for the sound
to be at its best.







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Majestic/Enigma, Accession MM & MC.
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Originally posted by RichW RichW wrote:

To my knowledge the Powerinspired regenerators were not primarily designed for 'audiophiles'
or HiFi but as part of a multi-application industrial UPS system.
They are very well built but look a bit utilitarian & don't have a fancy, expensive case.
Mine has worked faultlessly for over two years & is used to power all source components.

It makes the system sound more consistent - don't need to wait until after 9 -10pm for the sound
to be at its best.


Possibly the most sensible suggestion I've heard yet - that, and Andrew's batteries...

EMC, or not, as is the case: electromagnetic disturbances due to mains wiring being multiple antenas, will, to some permissable extent influence circuitry which the mains powers. Filtration of the mains close to its entry to equipment also helps, but a simple soft ferrite sleeve positioned on the cable will not have much effect, although some difference could be evident in an AB-blind test?
That none should be able to park up and enjoy the view without a smartphone and the knowledge in how to use apps
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