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Thanks for all the replies. Does it come with a generic cord or it’s one of the cords they sell as well ? Anyone played with an aftermarket cord ?
Hmm if it’s doing its job why the hell do you need n upgraded cord.My vac sig mkIIa doesn’t need a upgraded cord or my two Torus PIUs.Both have been flawless for years 2012 for the Vac and 2006 for both Torus units.And the Torus instantly smacked down Shunyatas as I had both units to instantly compare.Seems like BS to me you have to upgrade to a whatever PC to reap more benefits and that’s from the same manufacturer.Not for me ,I’ll stick with the Torus and that would be what about 14 yrs.Sorry guys not into the PC thing especially if the conditioner is supposedly that good RED FLAG for me.Amazing enough the only things I’ve swapped over the yrs were amps,preamps,cables.........Torus(s)have stayed.I’ll bow out now................."...I have own many power conditioners to include Torus and a higher quality PC has always sounded better than the stock cord even though Puritan stock cables are much better that the standard cheap PC that manufacturers provide. My Amps, Pre, CD players/transport and Dac have all benefitted with better quality PCs.Wig
I have own many power conditioners to include Torus and a higher quality PC has always sounded better than the stock cord even though Puritan stock cables are much better that the standard cheap PC that manufacturers provide.
My Amps, Pre, CD players/transport and Dac have all benefitted with better quality PCs.Wig
I agree. Power cord makes a difference, sometimes to a large extent but its good to see that Puritan is providing a good quality power cable to go with their power conditioner and not the cheap black ones that almost all manufacturers supply.What about the Puritan ? Does it benefit as well ?
Hey Wig, what’s your source for the Nanotech wire?
If aftermarket cords do make a difference on it, I gotta ask - how feasible to swap that 20A inlet on the unit to a Furutech NCF 15A inlet? Would be way cheaper (<$50 if I recall) than re-terminating all power cords of interest to 20A male connectors, especially when talking about Furutech NCF connectors. Why not just make it compatible with the majority of cables out there? I'm not sold on the argument that the extra grip provided by the 20A connection is worth the tradeoffs regarding lack of compatibility with the majority of aftermarket cables out there.So, would swapping the inlet on the unit muck up its design in any way?
Yes, the Puritan will benefit from a good PC; I'm using a DIY Helix PC with Furutech 20A IEC plug and Nanotech 12Ga OCC Solid Copper and these beat my previous PC costing up to $4K (Verastarr Statement III, Inakustik and Ch Acoustic X20).See link on how it built and number of music lovers using them:https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/duelund-conversion-to-diy-helix-geometry-cablingWig
It comes with the Puritan cord standard, which they also sell separately.
Cool. You possibly meant Neotech instead of Nanotech (well, there is a Nanotech as well but they are hard to source) ? Did you use solid core or stranded ? I am very much familiar with it as I use the 12Ga solid core and combination of Mundrof silver/gold in my DIY linear power supply wiring
What kind of improvements, if any, have you noticed while using the 136/156 during non peak hours of electrical interference? That would be after midnight or so, in my case.. Sound is noticeably better much later at night and early morning.. Thanks.
I can only speak for the model 1512 and the cord that was included, but Mike at Audio Archon found that "he could not hear any difference" with other cords. And he carries a number of them.
Here you go, supplies needed:https://www.lowes.com/pd/Galvan-0-625-in-x-8-ft-Copper-Grounding-Rods/3446270https://www.lowes.com/pd/Sigma-Electric-ProConnex-5-8-in-Grounding-Clamp-Conduit-Fitting/1099921https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwire-50-ft-12-AWG-Stranded-Green-Copper-THHN-Wire-By-the-Roll/1000774456Wig