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That posting bug has been addressed. Hallelujah!
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The readers of my site who are frustrated about audible quality of electricity are familiar with a very clever electricity processor called “Avicenna” that I mentioned in the “It’s mad, mad, mad... electricity” thread. Who missed it and have interest...
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I do not know, the Sound of Avicenna is mystery for me and I have no idea by outputting no-distortion electricity but at the same time it has no impact to audible character of the plagued into it components. Still, the Avicenna is a very slick ...
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I am continue to look into Avicenna and trying to resolve a puzzle why when Avicenna is engaged the sound compare to the sound of the “Wall” looses dynamics. I do not compare Avicenna with PP2000 but rather I compare it with the sound of the Wall. Av...
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[quote user="drdna"]Well, it gave me a chuckle. I will be interested to hear about the listening results, considering I have just bought a PP2000, which should be here in a few days. Will I have to buy a Avicenna now also? Adrian[/quote]
Adrian, I d...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] I played the full system today driven from Avicenna possessor.[/quote]Yay! [quote user="Romy the Cat"]It was interesting.[/quote]Uh oh. [quote user="Romy the Cat"]So, in my view this sonic elasticity of sound was with Avic...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] I played the full system today driven from Avicenna possessor.[/quote]Yay! [quote user="Romy the Cat"]It was interesting.[/quote]Uh oh. [quote user="Romy the Cat"]So, in my view this sonic elasticity of sound was with Avic...
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The readers of my site who are frustrated about audible quality of electricity are familiar with a very clever electricity processor called “Avicenna” that I mentioned in the “It’s mad, mad, mad... electricity” thread. Who missed it and have interest...
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The Avicenna power devise is not operational nowadays, I did screw it up a few months ago, not operationally by other more barbaric way. Anyhow, It is back with Dima now, I am sure he will repair it. For a time being I found another interesting way t...
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After a few hours of conversation with Dima and discussing the Avicenna’s details I put the preorder transformers together and light up the Regenerator. I was running it to different modes testing the operation and measuring the results in bypa...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I do not feel comfortable what people buy the audio things just based upon my experiences. My experiences with audio are very much not oriented for other, I do audio for myself not for others and I would like not to feel a ...
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I guess you mean the "Arabian" power regenerator you have been working on with Dima? Well, I will wait to hear the results enthusiastically. If it works, I want one too!
The idea of analog dithering opens up a whole new world of possibilities reg...
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I did detect something not good. Take a look.
This is Avicenna in buffering mode, driving 1340W. As you can see at the very top of wave there is a small “nervousness”. Not the same type that APS had but it is there. It stats approximately at 1070W...
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[quote user="drdna"]Well, it gave me a chuckle. I will be interested to hear about the listening results, considering I have just bought a PP2000, which should be here in a few days. Will I have to buy a Avicenna now also? Adrian[/quote]
Adrian, I d...
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After the endless battles with bad electricity, great news that you have found one, and possibly two, good solutions. I can vouch for the terrible electrical infrastructure and great radio stations Boston has to offer. Some days my system sounds pr...
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I do not know, the Sound of Avicenna is mystery for me and I have no idea by outputting no-distortion electricity but at the same time it has no impact to audible character of the plagued into it components. Still, the Avicenna is a very slick ...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I did detect something not good. Take a look. This is Avicenna in buffering mode, driving 1340W. [/quote]Well, it gave me a chuckle. I will be interested to hear about the listening results, considering I have just bought ...
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I played the full system today driven from Avicenna possessor. It was interesting and in way different. The full system (Milq + digital front ends) draw 685W from Avicenna in buffer mode and 800W from the wall, so the efficiency was very good f...
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Well, spent a few more hours to listening Avicenna. Although it has much better sound then from the wall but there are a lot of moments in this sound that I do not like. It is kind of freakish and demoralizing as Avicenna feeds system with absolutely...
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[quote user="drdna"] First, I do not accept the hypothesis. We must confirm that the Avicenna was working correctly when no impact on the sound was made. It has happened before that a simple mistake in observation led to a faulty hypothesis. It must ...
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OK, after some experiments I did find something that reduced dynamics what Avicenna was on line. Avicenna has two power transformers. First one is a low voltage (6.3V/1A) transformer to feed Avicenna’s distortion analyses, oscillators, frequency PLL,...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]It turns out that Avicenna absolutely flawlessly and absolutely naturally cures electricity from all imaginable distortions and noises and feeds equipment with an absolutely perfect sinusoid; It is also turns out the Avicen...
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[quote user="drdna"] Oh no, after all, you haven't even said anything about how it sounds. I suspect that both the Avicenna and the PP2000 will be equally great. However, since you mentioned Dima was thinking of making this into a commercial product ...
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After a few hours of conversation with Dima and discussing the Avicenna’s details I put the preorder transformers together and light up the Regenerator. I was running it to different modes testing the operation and measuring the results in bypa...
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Well, I have post able a number of articles about different aspects of Purepower 2000 operation and sound. I could make a few more but I think it is enough for now. I would like to drop a few general observation and conclusion.
It was a good sign th...
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[quote user="drdna"] So what we did not see was the dynamic response of the Avicenna in maintaining its perfect sine wave against a variable dynamic load. I guess this is where the improvements can be made.[/quote] I am sure what it means as I have n...
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Is it possible that you are listening and/or hearing things a little differently by now, having had the PP2000 as a reference for a while?The current traces seem to show what I hate about the capacitors in the "big power supplies", that they put...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I did detect something not good. Take a look. This is Avicenna in buffering mode, driving 1340W. [/quote]Well, it gave me a chuckle. I will be interested to hear about the listening results, considering I have just bought ...
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[quote user="drdna"]Okay, what is that, and where can I hear it? [/quote]I briefly mentioned it in the electricity thread.
http://www.goodsoundclub.com/GetPost.aspx?PostID=8522
and I have been expecting it with a LOT of anxiety. Dima have sen...
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Last week since the PP2000 did not work I was trying to put the Dima’s Avicenna Regenerator together. It did not sound right even in it’s best time but at least I have full control over it and I can do something with it. The reason the Avicenna R...
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I have written before that Dima is at the finish line with his new power treatment invention.
http://www.romythecat.com/GetPost.aspx?PostID=8522
BTW, Dima’s regenerator has a new name Avicenna Power Device and it is how it will be refered in future...
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