*THEY CAN BE (BLUE /GREEN /YELLOW ) AND "ROUND TUBES"* *THEY "FIX NOISE"* *IT IS NO NEED TO "SOLDER" A "CAP" LIKE WE SEE **#HERE** ..* *IN "ONE" END IS **#OK** ..* *THEY COST (NOTHING) ..!!! 50 .. OF THEM 10 USD .....* *WHAT WE **#SEE** HERE ... IS NOT TO **#BUY** ...* *(A FAKE JOKER ... TALKING ON VIDEO)* ..... DO NOT PAY MORE THEN #5 USD ... FOR THIS ....... ...... NOT MORE ..... ...... DO NOT #BUY ...... *OK* GOOD LUCK (THIS YOU MAKE ... CAPS MUST BE "275 Vac") *STANDING ON THEM ... "25/085/21" ...* (this 3 numbers .. can vary ) *AND "SOLDER" (FROM ONE WIRE ....TO THE OTHER)* *FORGET THE "GROUND"*
Hi Owen, I hope you can answer my question. I have a Powerstation on lend and heard improvements in Staging and more control of instruments. I also have my poweramp with KT120 tubes in there... but almost all say a power amp (and pre amp too?) are better off in a unfiltered socket. So why didnt you make 1 or 2 unfiltered sockets like most do? I am curious... thanks in advance!
Hi ifi, hope you could answer my query. My house only have a 2 prong outlet, would the power station work properly with that or does it really need to be a 3 prong outlet? Thank you
The way the US version places the outlets limits the use of wall warts, including those of iFi products. Why not placing them in the same way the British outlets are placed?
I have coil whine coming from my GPU in my computer through my DAC to my powered speakers using RCA output. Whether I use ISB or toslink, would this product help?
@@iFiaudiochannel Is it true that regular, cheap designs that use daisy chained sockets can starve one another for optimal power? For example, you have a 6 way power strip, in the first socket you plug in a high current device like a power amplifier, in the second socket you plug in a large active subwoofer, will the rest of the sockets be starved of power? I only ask, as many companies that produced HiFi power blocks etc claim that “star-wiring” eliminates / solves this problem associated with regular power strip design, essentially creating a “home run” for each individual socket? Is this accurate? Or is regular power strips just as good as one which employs star wiring? Would be very grateful to have this answered! Thanks.
@@srmitch9260 thanks for getting back to us :) if you use the first socket, the last socket will be still be the same, they won't be starved of power if you use a high current device :) Take a look at this link, at the bottom of the page are some documents that will be useful for you :) ifi-audio.com/products/powerstation/
@@iFiaudiochannel Thank you for replying quickly! The info was very helpful and I’m looking at getting one. I do however have one more question, I was thinking about putting one of your DC blockers in between the power stations IEC which receives power from the mains of course, instead of putting a DC blocker in the IEC of my amplifier. Would this be effective also at removing DC? Will it spread the effect that the DC blocker has across all components plugged into the powerstation? I assume it will as it will block and DC on the mains coming into the powerstation in the first place, therefore all components connected will be free of DC? Am I correct or do you have to apply directly to the components IEC? Many thanks. Look forward to hearing back.
@@srmitch9260 I'm glad we can help :) To answer your question, Yes it will work and it would take out the DC if you plugged it into the IEC of the Powerstation. Our DC blocker has a continuous current rating of 4A, so you need to make sure what you plug into the Powerstation, doesn't have a total load of over 4A. If this would be the case, we would recommend plugging the DC blocker into your AMP or into the powered speakers' IEC directly to avoid going over the 4A :)
Have you listened to Pink Floyd? What are your thoughts?!
It's great. But have you tried Symphonix?
Hey Owen thank you for giving me a good laugh ! Miss you a ton. visit sometime. lmao - Jay
Haha for sure! Be over for canjam nyc if you are going !
Oh…eight outlets for the US version. Nice!
Owen is iFi's secret weapon.
Nice!!! Another good product from you guys
I saw another dismantle from Hong Kong TH-camr but inside had more yellow caps. Is there a newer version as this video is 2 yrs old?
*THEY CAN BE (BLUE /GREEN /YELLOW ) AND "ROUND TUBES"*
*THEY "FIX NOISE"*
*IT IS NO NEED TO "SOLDER" A "CAP" LIKE WE SEE **#HERE** ..*
*IN "ONE" END IS **#OK** ..*
*THEY COST (NOTHING) ..!!! 50 .. OF THEM 10 USD .....*
*WHAT WE **#SEE** HERE ... IS NOT TO **#BUY** ...*
*(A FAKE JOKER ... TALKING ON VIDEO)*
..... DO NOT PAY MORE THEN #5 USD ... FOR THIS .......
...... NOT MORE .....
...... DO NOT #BUY ......
*OK*
GOOD LUCK
(THIS YOU MAKE ... CAPS MUST BE "275 Vac")
*STANDING ON THEM ... "25/085/21" ...*
(this 3 numbers .. can vary )
*AND "SOLDER" (FROM ONE WIRE ....TO THE OTHER)*
*FORGET THE "GROUND"*
It doesn't have individual chokes for Earth power bars? And why not? Do you use ferrite bead on the mains cable to the adaptor?
Hi Owen, I hope you can answer my question.
I have a Powerstation on lend and heard improvements in Staging and more control of instruments. I also have my poweramp with KT120 tubes in there... but almost all say a power amp (and pre amp too?) are better off in a unfiltered socket. So why didnt you make 1 or 2 unfiltered sockets like most do?
I am curious... thanks in advance!
Hello, that may be the case with passive filtered sockets but the PowerStation is active, I hope that is a satisfactory answer.
@@iFiaudiochannel yep I understand 👍
Ifi powerstation and Shunyata, torus power. Which is better?
what are the differences if you use the chunky AMR cable?
한국에서 렌탈이라는 제도를 이용해서 78만원 짜리 파워스테이션을 아주 잘 사용하고 있습니다.
Hi ifi, hope you could answer my query. My house only have a 2 prong outlet, would the power station work properly with that or does it really need to be a 3 prong outlet? Thank you
Hey there :) Yes the power station will work with a 2 prong outlet :)
@@iFiaudiochannel thank you ifi. Will give this product a shot then.
The way the US version places the outlets limits the use of wall warts, including those of iFi products. Why not placing them in the same way the British outlets are placed?
Hi - We noted this during production, it's just the way the US outlets are designed unforunately.
I have coil whine coming from my GPU in my computer through my DAC to my powered speakers using RCA output. Whether I use ISB or toslink, would this product help?
No - since its a defect with GPU manufacturing process, has nothing to do with power
£500, failing to see where this money has gone? Think this is overpriced by a long way
Does this device add impedance overall?
Hey Srmitch, The nature of your question is not completely clear to our team. Could you please rephrase the question?
@@iFiaudiochannel Is it true that regular, cheap designs that use daisy chained sockets can starve one another for optimal power? For example, you have a 6 way power strip, in the first socket you plug in a high current device like a power amplifier, in the second socket you plug in a large active subwoofer, will the rest of the sockets be starved of power?
I only ask, as many companies that produced HiFi power blocks etc claim that “star-wiring” eliminates / solves this problem associated with regular power strip design, essentially creating a “home run” for each individual socket? Is this accurate? Or is regular power strips just as good as one which employs star wiring?
Would be very grateful to have this answered!
Thanks.
@@srmitch9260 thanks for getting back to us :) if you use the first socket, the last socket will be still be the same, they won't be starved of power if you use a high current device :) Take a look at this link, at the bottom of the page are some documents that will be useful for you :) ifi-audio.com/products/powerstation/
@@iFiaudiochannel Thank you for replying quickly! The info was very helpful and I’m looking at getting one. I do however have one more question, I was thinking about putting one of your DC blockers in between the power stations IEC which receives power from the mains of course, instead of putting a DC blocker in the IEC of my amplifier. Would this be effective also at removing DC? Will it spread the effect that the DC blocker has across all components plugged into the powerstation? I assume it will as it will block and DC on the mains coming into the powerstation in the first place, therefore all components connected will be free of DC? Am I correct or do you have to apply directly to the components IEC?
Many thanks. Look forward to hearing back.
@@srmitch9260 I'm glad we can help :) To answer your question, Yes it will work and it would take out the DC if you plugged it into the IEC of the Powerstation. Our DC blocker has a continuous current rating of 4A, so you need to make sure what you plug into the Powerstation, doesn't have a total load of over 4A. If this would be the case, we would recommend plugging the DC blocker into your AMP or into the powered speakers' IEC directly to avoid going over the 4A :)
We dont need no power station ... xD
Too expensive for the item, producing for 40 Euro 😢
You can say that about every product. At least this product actually works.
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Who says 🤔