The James Audio mains conditioner provides the power needed for your h-ifi system to perform at its best and does this without the negative effects that some conditioners introduce....
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The new Mk.6 mains conditioner was in action at the Bristol Sound and Vision show and helped Neat Acoustics win the BFA Best Stereo Demonstration award. Neat used a clever combination of acoustic panels and the James Audio power conditioner to overcome some of the main barriers to good quality sound at a hi-fi show.
Evaluation units were auditioned by several respected audiophiles, comments include:
Andrew Fittock, commercial director of Rolfe Industries and keen audiophile tried a unit with his prized Linn actively-driven speaker system. His report: “I was amazed by the improvement. I tried swapping back to normal mains several times and the difference is very real...I want one!”
Simon Byles, owner of ‘Infidelity’ in Kingston upon Thames and BADA board member chose a Naim system for the evaluation. He said that he could find no fault with the performance of the unit and was very impressed by the results.
From Ian Severs, owner of CSE Solutions, “There is no doubt that the conditioner works very well and indeed it is something that I would probably use in my own system”.
Los Hatton sub-editor, The Sun. “Phenomenal! I couldn’t believe the difference!”
(A gratifying response from a serious hi-fi enthusiast and a great headline).
The James Audio power conditioner was favourably reviewed by Hi-Fi Choice magazine’s Richard Black, a knowledgeable and respected authority in this subject field. The feature appears in their 2004 annual special edition The Collection - In-depth reviews of the world’s finest hi-fi.
The magazine article is not reproduced here for copyright reasons. Please read the review (Pg.19), which was limited to 150 words. In correspondence, Richard described the unit as “very nice”.
