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post #16 of 17
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I have received pst-8d yesterday due to UPS delay.

I haven't listen my system with pst-8d much, so I'll just post my initial impression.

I didn't have any noise problem so I can't tell how well pst-8d suppress the noise. For the sound characteristic/color change, there were none. Only thing that I notice was it removed certain harshness that I was having without taking away detail. I think because of this, overall sound quality seems improved on detail. I don't have any measuring tool so I just measured with my own hearing(not accurate) by changing my dac1's output from variable(volume nob all the way) to calibrated(almost max volume).

When I first listen without pst-8d, I hear far more detail with variable output setting with volume nob on my dac1 to full than calibrated output. But I felt harshness on some songs and especially at climax(I think due to record mastering). With pst-8d I heard almost same detail whether I put it on variable or calibrated with less harshness or much smoothness. Only difference was how loud music heard.

This could be just Placebo but so far, I continue to hear difference. I'll use it for while and when I get used to the sound, I'll probably remove pst-8d from my system and see if I hear any difference at that point.

Overall I think it's good protection/conditioning for price.
post #17 of 17
I use a (2) power conditioners from Perma Power.
I have my whole system running through them.
It is heavy duty and will handle anything you can throw at it!
I found mine on e-bay.



Perma Power automatic Voltage Regulator

Sensitive electronic equipment, need clean, voltage controlled power to assure proper performance free from damaging surges.
Power Voltage Regulators (PVR) protect against voltage fluctuations and surge damage and reduce the loss of irreplaceable data and damage to your expensive equipment.

Voltage Regulation. Maintains safe output voltage to
protect your equipment and improve performance.

Input voltage range 120VAC +5%, -25%
90 – 126VAC

Output Voltage Regulation Meets ANSI C84.1-1995 “Electric Power and Equipment Voltage Ratings”.
Output voltage will be maintained to within the ANSI standard for the input voltage range from 90 to 126 VAC

Frequency 60 HZ

VA/Watts = 1200/1200.
Circuit Breaker = 10 Amp

Weight = 12 lb.
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