It's over.
I have tried the Cryo'd outlet with every kind of audio equipment that I have (no tubes) and am unable to hear, or measure, any difference between the Cryo's outlet and the plain one. The best test (IMHO) was driving two identical monoblock amplifiers with the same (mono) signal, and listening to the output bridged across the two amps. Ideally there should be no differential signal, but gain and frequency response cannot be perfectly matched, so there is always some faint differential output. The sonic quality of this differential output, (many dB down from the amplifier output) is identical when one of the amps is powered first by Cryo'd and then by non-Cryo'd outlets.
I consider my experiment a success, not because it confirms what science would predict, but because I can no longer be accused of not using my ears. I gave it a good shot.
I have packed up the outlets to be mailed back to HDM. My thanks to him for the oportunity to evaluate this tweek.
I have tried the Cryo'd outlet with every kind of audio equipment that I have (no tubes) and am unable to hear, or measure, any difference between the Cryo's outlet and the plain one. The best test (IMHO) was driving two identical monoblock amplifiers with the same (mono) signal, and listening to the output bridged across the two amps. Ideally there should be no differential signal, but gain and frequency response cannot be perfectly matched, so there is always some faint differential output. The sonic quality of this differential output, (many dB down from the amplifier output) is identical when one of the amps is powered first by Cryo'd and then by non-Cryo'd outlets.
I consider my experiment a success, not because it confirms what science would predict, but because I can no longer be accused of not using my ears. I gave it a good shot.
I have packed up the outlets to be mailed back to HDM. My thanks to him for the oportunity to evaluate this tweek.

