19-Feb-2016, 13:38
(19-Feb-2016, 13:21)octaviars Wrote: [ -> ]I have the P-serie or POM as Ansuz call them.
i think its the same cable. Same price..
but did you buy the 8D strip or 8A?
(19-Feb-2016, 13:21)octaviars Wrote: [ -> ]I have the P-serie or POM as Ansuz call them.
(19-Feb-2016, 13:51)octaviars Wrote: [ -> ]I have the 8D powerstrip.
I was looking at going Ansuz on all cables but my speakercables are 2*6m so Ansuz gets really expensive.
(19-Feb-2016, 14:44)octaviars Wrote: [ -> ]I got a good deal on my POM powercables so I bought them. My cable from the fuse box is a bit special as it goes directly in to my D8 no outlet so I cant upgrade that cable. Instaling this powercable from my fusebox with a Klangmodule fuseholder and on a separate RCB was a huge upgrade.sounds interesting.
(20-Feb-2016, 13:40)wikeeboy Wrote: [ -> ]I think i remember reading someone saying the improvement using the ansuz feet with one D250 was more substantial than adding a D250 and going D800 without the footers. Pretty big statement!
For those here that have the ansuz footers, what do you think? Is going to a 400 or 800 a better sq improvement than simply adding the ansuz footers to one 200 or 250 only?
(20-Feb-2016, 19:57)TDA Wrote: [ -> ]i talked to my one of my friends today and he has discussed my purchase with another friend of his. And this guy said that he didn't think that these feet could do any difference on my speakers. According him the spikes on the speakers should do the same job, and on a wooden floor you should use the coins,
he could't see the difference. He says that these pucks under speakers is a gimmic and another way for a company to earn money.
I feelt a little stupid, because i couldn't tell the precise answer what the difference was. Can anyone tell me what they do compared to spikes on coins?
i will hear it for myself on monday, so i am not worried about my purchase. I can return it with no problem.
(21-Feb-2016, 13:26)yabaVR Wrote: [ -> ](20-Feb-2016, 19:57)TDA Wrote: [ -> ]i talked to my one of my friends today and he has discussed my purchase with another friend of his. And this guy said that he didn't think that these feet could do any difference on my speakers. According him the spikes on the speakers should do the same job, and on a wooden floor you should use the coins,
he could't see the difference. He says that these pucks under speakers is a gimmic and another way for a company to earn money.
I feelt a little stupid, because i couldn't tell the precise answer what the difference was. Can anyone tell me what they do compared to spikes on coins?
i will hear it for myself on monday, so i am not worried about my purchase. I can return it with no problem.
@TDA
Never feel stupid because some people/"friends" can't hear a difference and therefore impose others to be backward to even think of an improvement. You for sure can hear every tiny little difference.
I can tell you that spikes are quiet good. But believe it or not, it's a HUGE improvement to use carbon-disks instead of coins to put between spikes and floor.
If they have carbon-disks at the shop, they should bring these with them and you can compare it to the ansuz. Out of my experience this will make it a challange for the anzus to perform superior to the spike/carbon combination. But be very careful for the use of spikes. The slightest wobble of the speakers when the spikes are not adjusted right will destroy their performance. Even if you fix the nut on the spikes slightly harder you can hear that they perform better. So, no loose or soft fixation of spikes on speakers! It's a kind of precision work that can take some minutes, but the more exact your work on these the more precise your speakers perform.
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