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I guess I needed to say that, outright. Of course I do care about seamless power during line lapses, but not much. I mainly see the battery as a "treated", high-current DC reservoir/source for converting to laundered AC. And, like I have said many...
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Of course, all the mfgs. claim their AC regenerators and correctors put out perfectly shaped, perfectly clean sine waves, and they also say that this is why their devices "work" (and never mind if they don't actually work...). But people who use...
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[quote user="Paul S"]It surprises me if you wish to do away with the battery. Or, perhaps a unit could be offered "less battery", which the purchaser/user could add on his/her own. This would "solve" the logistical problems (and the expense) of shchl...
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[quote user="steverino"] Sorry for the potentially ignorant question since I do not yet own one. Can't you remove the battery pack from the unit and see what the sound is like? According to the Pure Power web site the battery packs are optional so I ...
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More days came, with different electricity and it looks l like the PP2011 hold its stand – I did not detect a significant change in Sound so far. I gave a scoop plagued in the wall all time and I did not see so far a relation between the wave profile...
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[quote user="Lx_"] Indeed when the battery gets charged the sound is different from when it is charged. I have noticed this especially after the battery is discharged completely (after PP shuts itself down when running on battery). I think this i...
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The new battery got here and when I removed the charging and PS adapter harnesses from the old battery I noticed that the threaded positive post on the original battery is broken, inside the battery! I must have over tightened it after cleaning and r...
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I agree with your observations, and my own misgivings swirl around exactly the points you raise. In addition, I have tried battery phono stage and all it had to offer was quieter "background", everything else was worse, despite the wild and exo...
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[quote user="manisandher"] So, the PP+3000 arrived... and went pretty much straight back.As soon as I switched the battery pack on, it started hissing and emitting a God-awful smell. I packed everything up and had it collected the next day. The r...
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True enough, Romy, and who knows, there might be a day or a late night when it sounds no different or even better with the wall power. Meantime, there is just no down side to using the battery for the iDAT-44+, despite my bad experience with th...
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[quote user="TonyB"]The differences between the battery operation and AC operation are to be expected.One case is isolated (hopefully) from AC, the other case is not. If anybody thinks otherwise,they are fooling themselves. [/quote] Tony, the fact is...
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[quote user="manisandher"]I'm happy to compare the new PP+3000 to my old PP2000 and share my findings.[/quote]So, the PP+3000 arrived... and went pretty much straight back.As soon as I switched the battery pack on, it started hissing and emitting a G...
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I would like to offers some thoughts about possible avenues for Pure Power 2000 improvements. Those thoughts are no specific to the recent November-December events and have broader generic implication. I initially intended to write it to Pure Po...
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The differences between the battery operation and AC operation are to be expected.One case is isolated (hopefully) from AC, the other case is not. If anybody thinks otherwise,they are fooling themselves.The first question to ask is to MAKE SURE that ...
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It is interesting that PP3000 effect of the “deeper” MF cleaning is very much reminds the effect of going from an empty room live room to a much better acoustically treated room.Anyhow, now I would like to talk a bit about stability of the effect. I ...
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You are eating the best food in the world and then complaining that the salt doesn't taste right. Well I simply point you a way to a lifetime supply of the best Dead Sea Salt.This is an exceedingly practical solution to your problem. And a variation ...
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I have modified my system to make sure it has a single dependency on AC. Until now, everything was plugged to PP except one regulated PS for the PC feeding the DAC. This PS in not on PP because it generates lots of noise, and plugging it to PP inject...
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The original Odyssey PC625 battery I used for my DAC finally crapped out, a couple of months ago. This means it worked when I wanted it to for 12 1/2 years. Not bad, I think, and this even though it mostly just sat there, doing nothing, since I usual...
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The original Odyssey PC625 battery I used for my DAC finally crapped out, a couple of months ago. This means it worked when I wanted it to for 12 1/2 years. Not bad, I think, and this even though it mostly just sat there, doing nothing, since I usual...
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Not sure now what the problem with battery power was earlier. It might have been a tiny dab of solder on the input adaptor. .. Whatever it was, it's gone now, and I am back to battery power!Basically, the recent mod makes far better sense with batt...
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I touched on local electricity problems in a recent electricity post. Briefly, the local nuclear plant has been shut down by concerned politicians after "leaks" were detected. Setting aside mutated flora and fauna, sound has been worse more of the ...
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It is worth making the point that new technology such as Lithium iron phosphate batteries has changed the game when it comes to running digital. These things have no memory, do not suffer from staying charged, and have really very acceptable energy d...
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perhaps you need a rig like this to run things from[IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i318/murrayjohnson/Picture073.jpg[/IMG]...
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[quote user="Paul S"]It surprises me if you wish to do away with the battery. Or, perhaps a unit could be offered "less battery", which the purchaser/user could add on his/her own. This would "solve" the logistical problems (and the expense) of shchl...
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I have pretty well convinced myself that it is important to have a battery as an "active" element between the up and down converters. Of course, the PS units do without this, though I have not tried the newer ones in my own system. Obviously, a big,...
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Mats, believe me, I'd love to get off the frickin' grid altogether. But if I'm looking at >20 car batteries just for the K&K phono stage, then how many angels will fit on the head of a pin? Ironically, the K&K also uses JFETs.....
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Hello i was told by the shop that sold me my pp2000 that the unit was not designed for battery back up in normal operation. That battery back up was added only for cases of power lost. Ive had that happen only once in the time ive used the unit. Now ...
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[quote user="PurePower"]The obvious corollary of this statement is that if he can hear sonic effects in his music system that are directly correlated to appliance turn on, then his PurePower unit is almost certainly not operating normally.[/quote] We...
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I meant this scheme. Have the converter start at 105v when turned on and increase to 120v as a nice soft start for the tubes perhaps. Anything is possible with such a set up. I do think that audio is/will benefit greatly from all the technological pu...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]the “sound” of these oscillators/inverters is something
that describes the sound of electricity. Tesla for sure would make great batteries
but I do not think that they would case to make oscillators “good for sound”.[/quo...
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