Maybe after acoustic treatment I can look at cleaning up the AC.
Hello vinylfan62,
We recommend addressing the AC as a priority otherwise you may never know what the sound system is actually capable of in performance. Installing acoustic products can easily devalue performance much the same as improve the environment where if not careful you could find yourself navigating a two Way Street blindfolded.
Clean power increases dynamic headroom across the entire electronics package. Headroom relates directly to increasing component operational efficiency resulting in a greater presence of musical qualities. We have no skin in the game when it comes to power related products - only hands on experience and a willingness to share information.
Concentrate on the audible portion of the system prior to the inaudible seismic thing that always shows up on this forum. Inaudible mini earthquakes are not the largest of issues concerning environmental sound quality.
Increasing the operational efficiency of your components and loudspeakers first and foremost will lead to lesser monies spent on other issues that may or likewise - may not exist.
Disclaimer: I am not here to debate anyone, especially those who are concreted in the old seismic ways of understanding sound reproduction as that topic has been beaten to death many times over on this forum.
Our solution is much simpler than pounding the computer keyboard in argumentative fashion. Anyone can telephone us and ask any questions concerning sound. We will provide answers based on engineers opinions, testing methodologies, product knowledge and nineteen years experience speaking to listeners on a daily basis. We learn from sharing the wisdom of others and are skillful at solving audio and audible related issues with a focus on sonic improvement.
AC distribution is extremely vital for good sound.
Thank you for your time,
Robert
Star Sound