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In the Thread: It’s mad, mad, mad... electricity.

Post Subject: Who know what is it?Posted by Romy the Cat on: 6/15/2013

Well, the problem is that we do not know why electricity sounds good or bad. At the day when I had a perfect natural electricity day the sine wave was classically clipped. For all intended purpose it should sound like crap but it was not. We also know that any PS would by venture of having iron core transformers does not pass any HF noise. Still, we do fight with noise in power lines.

Anyhow, I more and more think, and I have proposed that idea before, that better sound we get from for instance Pure Power regenerators has absolutely nothing to do with Pure Power “fixing” electrical fundamental voltage or current sign wave. The PP might juts precondition power to make amps PS to sound better and it very much nothing to do with sound of original electricity. It might e PP juts caught the topology of D-amp output stage after witch electronics sounds better, in this case they do not need to do any regeneration and just need to run 1:1 AC/AC converters. It would be fun if PP would try to harmonic correction with their output stage, in the way how the Exact Power was trying to do but they would need to run way higher sampling rate and I do not think that PP has engineering resources to under tike the task, not that they need to. The idea of let say 500W small PP-like AC/AC converters without any chargers, butteries, rectification, DC converter sounds very attractive to me as well….

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