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Well, maybe not a problem, but prehaps s.o.p. I picked up the premier power plant at the RMAF, one of the demos they were using there. Five or six years ago, I previously had, for less than the 30 day return window, a pp 500, too noisy and it ran very hot, and kind of flattened my sound. Didn't like it. The PPP is a vast improvement, imo, but apparently not the final answer to my AC problem. I get what sounds like 100% pure AC during daylight hours. Starting around 5:00 P. M. it starts to go in the toilet and by six or so my system is unlistenable. This was the case sans any pc and with any pc I tried before the PPP, and they were many of the usual suspects. One model helped a little, a Running Springs Haley. Anyhow, I sold that when I got the PPP. Logic tells me the regenerated AC coming out of the PPP should be the same quality AC anytime of the day since, after all, it is regenerated power. Well, I have the same problem, but at a much lesser degree. Say if my system's sound is a 10 during the day, with the PPP it only gets to a 5-6 during the evening, when without the PPP it may have been a 3 or so. However, even reaching a level of 7 maybe, I am not inclined to listen much during those hours since it is much less enjoyble than during daylight hours. I guess my question is, why can't I get the same level of sound quality with the PPP at all hours of the day? Those evening hours are still not much fun. You guys know a lot more about this than I do. Any help?
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