30-Jun-2015, 23:30
Thats right Pim im an aussie.
At this stage i dont use aussie plugs. My furman power conditioner requires female IEC plugtops and the shunyata cyclops requires US male plugtops. then of course all equipment is IEC.
if you are referring to changing wall outlets to "audiophile" ones - i use standard power points. being an electrical contractor the thought of getting caught by western power changing power points for not approved versions gives me nightmares, (i dont know of a single australian approved audiophile outlet)
if you are worried about flimsy have a look at this sturdy bad boy!
http://www.furutech.com/2013/02/02/1868/
At this stage i dont use aussie plugs. My furman power conditioner requires female IEC plugtops and the shunyata cyclops requires US male plugtops. then of course all equipment is IEC.
if you are referring to changing wall outlets to "audiophile" ones - i use standard power points. being an electrical contractor the thought of getting caught by western power changing power points for not approved versions gives me nightmares, (i dont know of a single australian approved audiophile outlet)
if you are worried about flimsy have a look at this sturdy bad boy!
http://www.furutech.com/2013/02/02/1868/
Amp - Devialet 400 Speakers - vivid audio B1 Speaker cable - audioquest oak Power conditioner - furman SPR 16IE Source - audio PC with paul pang audio usb card v3 and paul pang red dual usb cable running through jplay. usb card powered by teddy pardo power supply Source 2 - line in from integra AV receiver (TV)
