In message , David Looser
writes
"Jason" wrote in message
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David Looser wrote:

. As a safety technique it has it's
value, but what is the advantage when feeding audio equipment?

One big benefit: it sounds good,

Does it? who says it "sounds good?, and why should it sound any different?
Frankly if it actually made a hap'th of difference to the sound people would
have been doing it decades ago.

so more can be charged.

Well that's the point isn't it? persuade the gullible that it sounds better,
then rip them off.

Last time I looked at that site, they were charging £76 or something for
a "low noise" mains flex (apparently it's magically perfect when it
comes out of the socket)

So, the last time was, and is, the last time

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geoff