Best Nrg Amplifier Home Audio

Enjoy the sweet sound of vinyl, or streaming from your digital music collection. The perfect match for music lovers seeking a stereo system with classic sound from all your music sources. And with the low-profile design, it’s sure to fit into conventional AV cabinets. Power Requirement – AC 120 V 60 Hz

You’ll Be Thunderstruck with the Improvements Rendered by the AudioQuest Thunder 15-Amp Power Cable: Provides Uncompressed High Current, Reduces Distortion, Ensures Dynamic Performance AudioQuest’s Thunder power cable will leave you thunderstruck as to the sonic improvements you’ll hear once you connect it to a component. The company’s Storm Series line of power cables is like a hurricane – they blow you away with difference-making performance and laboratory-developed construction. Created using the same technology, the individual models in Storm Series differ only in the material composition of their directionally controlled conductors. All have patented ground noise-dissipation technology, zero characteristic impedance (50Hz to 1MHz), a patented 72VDC Dielectric Bias System, and uncompressed high-current transfer abilities. Thunder features Solid Long-Grain Copper (LGC) and Perfect-Surface Copper (PSC) conductors for resolute performance that improves the sound of any amplifier to which it’s connected. 100% Music Direct Guaranteed. Alternating Current (AC), is a far-from-perfect power source. AC power technology is well over a century old and was never designed to meet the exacting standards of today’s high resolution audio-video components. AC noise is present at the utility source, and is then exacerbated by radio frequency noise that is induced (picked up by the AC power cord) and coupled to the component power supplies and to circuit ground. This creates distortion and low-level signal losses via the “masking effect.” Further, power amplifiers can require immense reserves of transient current for their power supplies to react to and then stabilize during dynamic audio passages. Most AC power cords and power conditioner-regenerators, though helpful to a point, are simply not up to the task. Power amplifiers present a real challenge for any AC p

Low-Z/ Noise-Dissipation 3-Pole AC Power CableAlternating Current (AC) is a far-from-perfect power source. AC power technology is well over a century old and was never designed to meet the exacting standards of today’s high resolution audio-video components. AC noise is present at the utility source and is then exacerbated by radio frequency noise that is induced (picked up by the AC power cord) and coupled to the component power supplies and to circuit ground. This creates distortion and low-level signal losses via the “masking effect.” Further power amplifiers can require immense reserves of transient current for their power supplies to react to and then stabilize during dynamic audio passages. Most AC power cords and power conditioner-regenerators though helpful to a point are simply not up to the task.Power amplifiers present a real challenge for any AC power source as the transient current requirements (though short in duration) can be many times that of the average (RMS) current consumption. Power amplifiers are also unique from all other components in that the current draw is dynamic not constant and it changes with volume and audio signal content. Though many AC power cords may feature low DC resistance to allow for some of this requirement the characteristic impedance of the AC cable is equally responsible for assuring uncompromised performance. Many premium AC cords constrict or compress the audio transient as their characteristic impedance restricts the transient current.FeaturesSolid Perfect-Surface Copper+ (PSC+) Perfect-Surface Copper (PSC) ConductorsUncompressed High-Current TransferGround Noise Dissipation Technology (US Patent # 9373439)Zero Characteristic Impedance (50Hz – 1MHz)72VDC Dielectric Bias System (US Patent #7126055)Directionally Controlled ConductorsHigh-Purity Conductors Tornado/High-Current uses a carefully finessed combination of solid high-purity Perfect-Surface Copper (PSC) and extreme high-purity Perfe

Low-Z/Noise-Dissipation 3-Pole AC Power CableAlternating Current (AC) is a far-from-perfect power source. AC power technology is well over a century old and was never designed to meet the exacting standards of today’s high resolution audio-video components. AC noise is present at the utility source and is then exacerbated by radio frequency noise that is induced (picked up by the AC power cord) and coupled to the component power supplies and to circuit ground. This creates distortion and low-level signal losses via the “masking effect.” Further power amplifiers can require immense reserves of transient current for their power supplies to react to and then stabilize during dynamic audio passages. Most AC power cords and power conditioner-regenerators though helpful to a point are simply not up to the task.Power amplifiers present a real challenge for any AC power source as the transient current requirements (though short in duration) can be many times that of the average (RMS) current consumption. Power amplifiers are also unique from all other components in that the current draw is dynamic not constant and it changes with volume and audio signal content. Though many AC power cords may feature low DC resistance to allow for some of this requirement the characteristic impedance of the AC cable is equally responsible for assuring uncompromised performance. Many premium AC cords constrict or compress the audio transient as their characteristic impedance restricts the transient current.FeaturesSolid Perfect-Surface Copper+ (PSC+) ConductorsUncompressed High-Current TransferGround Noise Dissipation Technology (US Patent # 9373439)Zero Characteristic Impedance (50Hz – 1MHz)72VDC Dielectric Bias System (US Patent #7126055)Directionally Controlled ConductorsHigh-Purity ConductorsHurricane uses solid Perfect-Surface Copper+ (PSC+) conductors to prevent strand interaction a major source of ear fatiguing transient intermodulation distortion. The astonis