It's been over a week and the PS Audio PPP has been burning in over a week straight. I've commented on the original thread that I've noticed a new found level of resolution and bolder dynamics. I've also mentioned that only time would tell if this will be a big plus or somewhat of a minus in terms of listening fatigue.
I am happy to report that the unit has burned in nicely and I really like the effects that "regenerated AC" has on my system. There is a definite increase in resolution through lower level noise floor. The subtle "acoustical space" spatial information is more profound. The subtle reverberations of the recording space are now clearer, allowing me to hear deeper into the recording. The dynamics, both macro and micro are also improved. Trailing edge transients now fade into the black and seem to linger longer as they fade away. The leading edge transients are sharper with more impact and magnitude. Vocals also benefit with more "wind from the windpipe" when the performers take a breath.
There are obvious benefits from the lack of voltage fluctuations, ripples and noise riding on the AC. I'd say pretty much all the parameters have improved. I can't comment on the bass as I have the 2 subs and they are not plugged into the PPP. I'd say my most favorite end result of adding the PPP is the more enthusiastic but totally smooth and harmonically rich presentation. The way it is meant to be. Big thumbs up for PPP! :thmbsp::thmbsp::thmbsp::thmbsp::thmbsp:
I am happy to report that the unit has burned in nicely and I really like the effects that "regenerated AC" has on my system. There is a definite increase in resolution through lower level noise floor. The subtle "acoustical space" spatial information is more profound. The subtle reverberations of the recording space are now clearer, allowing me to hear deeper into the recording. The dynamics, both macro and micro are also improved. Trailing edge transients now fade into the black and seem to linger longer as they fade away. The leading edge transients are sharper with more impact and magnitude. Vocals also benefit with more "wind from the windpipe" when the performers take a breath.
There are obvious benefits from the lack of voltage fluctuations, ripples and noise riding on the AC. I'd say pretty much all the parameters have improved. I can't comment on the bass as I have the 2 subs and they are not plugged into the PPP. I'd say my most favorite end result of adding the PPP is the more enthusiastic but totally smooth and harmonically rich presentation. The way it is meant to be. Big thumbs up for PPP! :thmbsp::thmbsp::thmbsp::thmbsp::thmbsp:
