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Posted by E-Stat on June 2, 2017 at 11:04:52:
The uRendu delivers a "just noticeable difference" (JND) over the RPI.
The LPS-1 delivers a JND over the HDPlex 100.
Starquad DC power cord for the LPS-1 delivers a JND over the generic one.
The ARC DAC8 delivers a JND over the DAC7 it replaced.
Balanced interconnects deliver a JND over the previous single ended ones.
The Sound Lab PX panels deliver a JND over the previous panels.
Using twin 20A dedicated AC lined delivers a JND over using shared lines.
Running all the sources through a conditioner delivers a JND over not.
Using aftermarket cabling delivers a JND over generic stuff.

Higher resolution systems represent an accumulation of JNDs. After the a while, they tend to add up for improved musical results! :)

As Charlie Hansen would say, this is based upon my opinion and systems and not that of my sprinkler guy or masseuse.