receptacles

Deepak007,
Although I have never heard the Tesla outlet, it might need several hundred hours of burn in time in order to really find out what it will sound like and do for your system.

Thanks for your response Lak.

MY system has good sonics and not that soft. Which receptacle can give me a soft and clear tone. Thanks

09-02-15: Deepak007
MY system has good sonics and not that soft. Which receptacle can give me a soft and clear tone. Thanks

Outlets don't have tonal characteristics. They may affect the tonal characteristics of a system due to their interaction with the technical characteristics of the particular components that are in the system, and dependent also on the technical characteristics of the incoming AC at the particular location.

Per my initial response at the beginning of the thread, those interactions will have little if any predictability, and of course the voltage, noise characteristics, and distortion characteristics of the incoming AC will vary significantly from location to location. I would therefore not have any confidence that suggestions which may be offered of specific receptacles will provide your particular system with the tonal effects you are looking for.

IMO. Other opinions will differ in some cases.

Regards,
-- Al

Thanks Almarg I brought many receptacle but not too happy I just ordered the Maestro hoping if will give me the desired effect. I tried the Synergistic research receptacle and the interaction with my system is very active or maybe too active. I guess i will try the Maestro and see how it goes. Maybe its the power cables. Im using the Nordost heimdal power cable there are not soft sounding. My amp is the Arcam av amp connected to NHT classic 4 speakers. I do have a Insotek Solus for sound noise. 'where i live we use 220 v but I'm ordering outlets meant for US 120v, does this affect the sound too. This is my situation right now.