
On Bi-Wiring and Power Conditioning
AudioQuest's Niagara 3000 proves to be a first of its kind — the first power conditioner Alex Halberstadt doesn't hate, that is.
AudioQuest's Niagara 3000 proves to be a first of its kind — the first power conditioner Alex Halberstadt doesn't hate, that is.
Phil Wright goes on a power quest and arrives at Niagara.
Artur Evers of Like HiFi puts Niagara 1200 through its paces and, indeed, he likes.
Can you still be a home theater enthusiast when your home is off the grid? Absolutely, says Ealan Osborne. But you’ll want a good power conditioner.
We are delighted to announce that 20 AQ products — across a wide range of categories, all representing outstanding performance and value — have received TAS’s 2024 Editors’ Choice Award.
When The Absolute Sound’s Editor-in-Chief, Robert Harley, decided to properly renovate his home theater, he made sure it was wired and powered with AudioQuest.
Can a power conditioner improve the sound of your system? TAS’s Aaron Jenkins thinks so.
Shane Lee unboxes the PowerQuest 707 and uses an Entech powerline noise analyzer to test its ability to counteract induced noise.
“Nothing! Completely dead silent!” David Susilo is suitably impressed by PowerQuest 303.
Black backgrounds? Check. Taut bass? Check. Extended highs? Check. Seamless top-to-bottom timbral veracity? Double check. Sheer musical pleasure? NAILED IT.
Muse Kastanovich thought he was reviewing the Dali Callisto 2C powered speaker system. That is, until our NRG-Z3 power cable showed up...
The Absolute Sound’s Jacob Heilbrunn is hot for Dragon’s refinement, smoothness, and sophistication.
“The improvements were obvious and immediate,” says Twittering Machines’ Michael Lavorgna upon installing our Blizzard AC power cable.
“Here is what I scribbled on my notepad, verbatim: ‘What??? It’s a mains cable FFS.’” We think “FFS” stands for “fantastic far-out sound,” but we’re not certain.