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Essential Sound Products AVP-14: The Difference Of Clean AC Power

October 18, 2007
Essential Sound Products AVP-14 put to the test

Mike Griffin of Essential Sound Products, maker of the AVP-14 power cord, goes to show that sometimes the most overlooked part of your setup - an AC power cord - can make a huge difference in the sound coming out of your speakers or the performance of your gear. To find out just what kind of difference it makes, you can hear it in this video. Make sure to listen for the much tighter bass sound when the AVP-14 powers up the monitors.

Stick around for more from Mike Griffin and Essential Sound Products - he promises the best guitar player you've ever heard. Which member of DragonForce will it be? Find out next time on Gearwire.

Presenter: Mike Griffin, Essential Sound Products
Location: New York, New York

Bill Holland is a producer for Gearwire


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