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RE: Impressions of the Furutech GTX-D(R) Outlet (non-NCF version)

Posted by Duster on September 21, 2016 at 15:51:55:

Image: Cooper BR20 AC Outlet

I think it's safe to assume the Maestro AC outlet is a Cooper brand product that's essentially the same or similar to the Cooper BR20 Commercial Grade AC outlet available at Lowe's for $3.47. If so, the Maestro AC outlet is nothing more than an ordinary hardware store product that's been cryo'd and treated with a sweet smelling, sticky substance (snake oil?). Perhaps this unknown coating is what can supposedly make a $3.47 AC outlet sound superior to a Furutech or Oyaide product. Sorry for the snarky commentary, but this type of thing can affect the reputation of bonafide Audio Grade AC products. I'm sure you will fully enjoy the new Furutech GTX-D(R) AC outlet, bcowen!

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