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Using an Enacom noise sniffer, I calibrated a stock wall plug to 100%.
With the Cullen perfect plug, the reading on the Enacom came down to 11%, but fluctuated between 8% and 14% depending on what day I measured it.
Installed the MIT Z-duplex inplace of the Cullen and it was about the same.
They both seem to do the same amount of noise reduction, with the Cullen about 1/3 the price.
Now I might try putting the Cullen into my AC conditioner to see if the
reduction goes lower with both in series.
As far as sound quality goes, I couldn't discern any difference.As a side note, with either plug I could raise the sensitivity by turning up the calibration knob on the Enacom and still hear the same noise, hiss and a radio station. so the noise was still there, just several Db down.
Edits: 11/10/16
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Topic - Comparison: Cullen perfect plug & MIT Z Duplex Super Conditioner - jhrlrd 15:38:38 11/10/16 (3)
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- RE: Comparison: Cullen perfect plug & MIT Z Duplex Super Conditioner - jhrlrd 16:26:17 11/11/16 (1)
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