#Radioshark gray music movie

The tight dynamic clean sound I was used to was replaced with a system I could not enjoy at all. The levels were all the same on the subs so I had to recalibrate but it still didn't sound the same.

The house was empty for the entire week so I know no one messed with my settings and I even confirmed this with my Meridian software that was saved in my laptop. I thought something was wrong as it sounded more like a Honda Civic filled with 4 15' radio shack subs then the tight powerful bass I was used to.

#Radioshark gray music movie

When I returned we popped in a movie and the bass was all over the place. I was able to quickly sell my RGPC 1200 and went on vacation so my system sat idle for a week. I wanted to free up some shelf space so I decided to go back to my API Power Wedge as it sat on the floor behind my components, not on the shelf like the RGPC 1200 does.

I figured hey, it actually does make a slight improvement but not what I was hoping for based on all the rave reviews. Before there were certain times in the day when either the audio and or the video was not as good as I was used to. The main improvement I noticed was that my system sounded consistently good. When I heard that the RGPC's were non-current limiting I decided to take the plunge and get the large 1200 to accomadate all my components. The PC's I used prior to the RGPC included some well regarded units like API Powerwedge, Tice, Audio Magic and another one that was well reviewed in Stereophile. I was using them mainly to protect my components from surges and spikes but felt they never really improved anything. I have to admit that I have tried a number of different power conditioners prior to buying a RGPC 1200 and never really noticed a difference either way.