From Jamaican Dub to Swedish Metal: PowerQuest 303 Rocks
Maxwell Geiger of Audiophilia tested the PowerQuest 303 in two systems, with his listening focused on two aspects of performance — as a potential solution to audible hum and direct impact on the overall character of a system’s sound. Whether playing King Tubby or Opeth, the results were conclusive: “I found [the PowerQuest 303] had a positive effect on a basic power issue without negatively impacting the sound of my system, which is exactly what I would hope for from a power conditioner.”
From Jamaican Dub to Swedish Metal: PowerQuest 303 Rocks
Maxwell Geiger of Audiophilia tested the PowerQuest 303 in two systems, with his listening focused on two aspects of performance — as a potential solution to audible hum and direct impact on the overall character of a system’s sound. Whether playing King Tubby or Opeth, the results were conclusive: “I found [the PowerQuest 303] had a positive effect on a basic power issue without negatively impacting the sound of my system, which is exactly what I would hope for from a power conditioner.”
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