Acoustic Revive RR-77 Ultra low pulse generator

It's unbelievable for the money. More liquidity, warmth, "realness" and air around the performers. This is a no-brainer.

Place it at least 5 feet off the ground and if you can between the speakers. Enjoy!

Rocc1007, et al.:

One place to find a series of write ups for Acoustic Revive components is in the Random Noise columns of Stereo Times.

Entertainingly written by Mike Silverton, columns are as follows (findable in the archives list): R(andom) N(oise) 3, 10 & 14: introduction to AR; RN: 15 RWL-3 tuning panel, RTP power tap, and Reference power cord; RN 16: REM-8 EMF device, SPC speaker cables, and RN 17(?) Turbo charged RR-77 Schumann Resonance Gerenator.

Mike is a very amusing writer, and you may enjoy the photographs of some of his art work at the head of several columns. Ask him about his art: he'll enjoy that, and it may lead to some very interesting exchanges.

There are other sources of information on AR gear. Let me know if you would like further references.

Best Wishes,

David Kellogg

Also powering it with a KingRex power supply increases the soundstage and the treble qualities

I like Acoustic Revive's products a lot, however the RR-77 didn't win me over.

A friend pointed out It seemed to soften transients the slightest bit, and I think it pulled the soundstage back a bit. It was subtle however. Interesting that some people got prominent changes.

Emailists,
I've got to admit it took me a while to get used to the RR-77.
To really make the soundstage come alive I found that the best place for mine is elevated about 7 feet and between the speakers.
Perhaps you should try different places in your room to place the RR-77.

Interesting that you feel the transients are softer. I would say they are more dynamic. The soundstage gets deeper, perhaps that is what you mean about it being pushed back a bit.

Anyway with the KingRex power supply the Acosutic Revive RR-77 is really something in my system.