25-Jun-2014, 19:01
About the Acoustic Revive RGC-24. I've looked into these but not tried them. The reviews seem to be positive but the effects seem to be quite small from what I can gather. I think there's a few other similar products on the market. It looks like it works in a similar way but is smaller than the Entreq grounding boxes. There's quite a lot of copper (sheets I think) in the Entreq product too which makes them heavy. The AR device only connects to one device I think whereas the Entreq connects (ideally) the signal plane of multiple devices together which I'm guessing has benefits due to equalising ground potentials. The crazy thing I just can't quite get my head round is how the ground cables make such a difference! My initial idea was to get a ground box and just make up some cables myself and save some money but suppoesdly there's a fair bit more to it.
There's a crazy-expensive product, the Tripoint Troy, which might've been mentioned earlier which works in the same way as the Entreq ground box but they focus on bonding the chassis grounds of equipment rather than the signal/circuit board grounds. A lot of people seem to prefer the Troy, and I have read of a few people using both solutions in the same system.
There's a crazy-expensive product, the Tripoint Troy, which might've been mentioned earlier which works in the same way as the Entreq ground box but they focus on bonding the chassis grounds of equipment rather than the signal/circuit board grounds. A lot of people seem to prefer the Troy, and I have read of a few people using both solutions in the same system.
