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In Reply to: Perpetual P-1A posted by Peter on March 27, 2000 at 03:46:02:
When I spoke with Perpetual, Jon Lane indicated that the upsampling and res enhancement worked together and that bypass mode bypassed both features.I have found that the cable to the P1-A input makes a bigger difference but can hear changes when either cable is swapped.
I could hear a difference - a bit more fullness when swapping either the EVS or P1-A stock cords with thicker shielded Beldens.
I was getting some intermittment pops. I determined that there was some slight slop in the 12 volt connection on the P1-A which was cured by placing a small ring of poster tac around the plug where it meets the chassis.
Then there was the DynaMat and MusiCoat...
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