Michael G.
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Just wondering about this, because it seems like so many people who try AC filtration or AC regeneration devices in their loudspeaker systems end up selling them. The complaint often seems to be that both types of devices can quash "dynamics" or "homogenize the sound", etc.., Suspicious that normal current delivery is being restricted or modified by these AC devices, they remove them and re-discover the lost "sparkle" and "dynamics" that were lost. Perhaps some people simply can't get used to the hash-free sound of clean AC?. Or perhaps, the sonic signatures of some audio components were created in the presence of bad AC in mind? Maybe the intended "voice" of some components is altered when clean AC is introduced into the system?