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In Reply to: RE: No, but ... posted by tboooe on August 17, 2007 at 08:58:42
MTB is very good, but RTP is much better. Only tried with A-R Power Ref cord since this is what A-R recommends to feed it. Already have one on order (RTP-4).
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Thanks again NAL. I am also thinking about the RTP-4. Do you mind if I ask where you purchasing yours from? Finally, what did you plug into it? I am specifically wondering about high current amps. Right now, my amps are plugged directly to the wall via an Oyaide R1. I assume the RTP is non-current limiting? Thanks again!
Don't worry about high current. The RTP is a passive device and does not limit. I had my Aesthetix Rhea and Air Tight ATM-2 plugged in. I have no CD player.
Hi NAL. Just wondering if you had any further thoughts on the RTP? Has the sound changed at all? Any shortcomings? I was thinking about also trying the BPT 3.5 Sig PLUS which now has R1 outlets. Do you have experience with this conditioner? T hanks in advance.
Not familiar with the BPT. So far The RTP is absolutely tops. Preferred it over a Hydra V-Ray and Adept Response.
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