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https://parttimeaudiophile.com/2024/09/13/telos-audio-review

The Telos Audio QRC and GNR, however, seem to have a more comprehensive approach to noise suppression and power management. Put these two devices into your system and boom! Noise floor eliminated. There was such a thorough feeling of quiet in my system that I started hearing more of what was happening outside–those friggin’ noisy hummingbirds and Stellar’s Jays and ospreys, the occasional lapping of water on the shore from a boat wake, Colleen in the middle of a Zoom call on the other end of the house. Is that a bad thing? Of course not! But it demonstrates the effects of the Telos Audio gear on my reference system in a fairly obvious way.

Do you need both the QRC and the GNR to achieve this level of quiet in your hi-fi? That’s an interesting question, because I did spend considerable time in determining which product contributed the most to the overall improvement–power conditioning and grounding may have a common goal, but they’re traveling from different directions to get to the crossroads. The Telos Audio QRC added consistency to the signal, a feeling that there was always a steady flow of juice coursing through the system to deliver the same results every time. The GNR, however, supplied the silence. That black and velvety silence, that space between the notes that’s just as important as the notes.

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