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The AudioSyndrome Club would like to thank Dave for allowing us to audition the Buss along with powercord. As well as the Digital powercord. As a tst of all tests we hooked up the Magik Buss to a 100foot Home depot extention cord for the outdoor system [ Lector CDP, AR Classic 60 Amp, Mapleshade custom passive Pre and Heco Horn 4302 speakers]. Well well, well. Instantly the sound was quiterer, cleaner and more dynamic. No thinning of body, no bright topend, no forward soundstage, NADA, just better all around. The Bass fuggetaboutit. Focused and tighter. When we brought the Lector indoors to play with the Tannoys and Melody integrated 300B adding Daves Digital PC made the Lector sing. So our feeling about the Majik Buss is quite favorable. An affective product worth trying. Now wondering what the Uberbuss can do. Hint, hint. This week both the Magik Buss and PC will grace my abode and see how it fares with my reference Omega Mikro active PC. Right now I believe the Maplshade has met its match. Very well done sir and thanks for sharing your product with us.charles audiosyndromepresident
A huge thanks to Dave! Your Rev. B buss was a super hit and sounded phenomenal! Your non-grounded 14 gauge power cable was used exclusively on the digital front ends (ONIX, Lector & Philips SACD) and really rocked! Real nice sound. We didn't have any sources for your Mac Mini cable though with the IEC C7 plug... bummer Before the mob arrived (~ 75 audiophiles), I had a chance to personally audition your Rev. B Buss on my SET monoblocks. I can honestly say that this is the first "power conditioner" that did not rob any of the dynamics away from my Western Electric 300B's. It did no harm; in fact, it improved the soundstage, made things quieter. Noises and other nasty anomalies that aren't normally detected, appeared to be removed. Dynamics appeared to be improved!! Bravo, Dave, bravo! ...and a sincere THANK YOU!!!Warmest regards,Pete
Just noticed this thread. It was great to finally get to try out a MajikBUSS, and with my own equipment since I was showing it at the gtg. (Melody AN300B / ACA Trinity's / Onix CDP) As Pete said, the most important thing it did was to stay out of the way and let the music through. And since I was having some minor noise issues here on my own power grid, I definitely noticed the difference. Great product!
Well the RB29 is in da house. First went in PIA Digital PC. Replaced an Omega Mikro. So far a fuller and more open presentation. I could detect NO HARM, just more info. No loss of dynamics. Again neutral. My only creveat is the topend. [ I'm bad], I believe it needs a bit more playing time. I have yet to meet a PC that did not require at least 200 hours to sound its best. OK I plug in the RB29. Now my system is quiet, so I thought. OMG dead dead quite. the first thing that struck me like a tractor trailer was the bass. Dynamic as heck with weight. I love weight. Basically no harm is done just more. I cannot give a better compliment than that. It doeswhat it is supposed to do. Creates a dead quite background with more info available. Period. To date not one power conditioner was to my liking other than several Alan Maher CBFs at the panel. I now have a reference to judge ALL others. can only wonder what an Uberbuss could do oh my!!!harles
Dumb??? What's a RB29 & DB29? Thanks!
You ain't dumb. RB29 is the serial number of the RevB Charles has. DB29 is a typo, I think.Dave
Plugging the fridge into the Buss for the first day or so seems to make some sense too. I did that for a week with the Sound Application RLS I had long ago.
Thanks, Dave! I feel better now! Considering Charles comment "...can only wonder what an Uberbuss could do", I am taking for granted (which is usually not a good idea) the serial# RB29 he refers to is a RevB Majik Buss? Please advise/confirm.
I wondered too whether this was some kind of R2D2 secret mutant power cord or something sourced from Area 51.Plugging the fridge into the Buss for the first day or so seems to make some sense too. I did that for a week with the Sound Application RLS I had long ago.
Why would you want to expose the slick meat to a noisy compressor though when you take it out?