selected
the one type
of AC duplex
part that
consistently
performs
great...
...and is
something we
will continue
sell as a DIY
part as time
goes on.
Many
hundreds sold
worldwide. And
we use this
part in 90% of
our AC power
conditioners...
(we also use
Neutrik©
Power-con and
Cardas© Schuko
7/7 parts in
our
conditioners.)
However
the #1 selling
and NEMA
standard
duplex we have
always used
and sold is
the Hubbell-
Cryo immersed
and
sonic-reduction
treated
Duplex.
The JENA
improved -
Hubbell Duplex
has been
updated by us,
and comes with
60Hz
Anti-Vibration
treatment as
our stock
part.
As pictured
below of the
VB2 is visible
on the back
side of the
duplex.
We now sell
these and use
color coding
for both looks
and
identification...
and so can
you.
We employ as
always, Liquid
Nitrogen At
-320.40 F.
below 00
F. For our
full immersion
technology.
Immersion
means
immersion with
us.
Q.
How do we know
we actually
reach the
rated cold
temperature?
A.
That's easy, held
at a time
duration of at
least two days
immersed in
the liquid
that boils off
at ? 320.40
below zero...
... that is
the warmest it
can get and
still qualify
as immersion.
We do not do
LN2
gas
circulation,
which is not
immersion, nor
do we consider
that to be
proper
cryogenics.
.
In Colors, now
available;
Currently
Black, Brown,
gray, ivory,
red.
others may be
possible in
the future
Hubbell®
#1 AC Duplex
Price is $80.00
each
New pricing
for
international
shipping being
calculated and
may vary
New
Pricing's in
calculation
today Jan 27th
2022
buy it now
will come back
later today
Special
note: This by
far is the
most popular
of all of our
DIY electrical
components.
Ultra high
conductivity
copper alloy.
Liquid
Nitrogen Deep
Immersion
Cryogenic
treated.
Special 20 Amp
ultra high
conductivity
copper alloy.
(
Here is an
independent
"mini review"
from just one
of our
customers...
this is not an
unusual
response. )
from an
e-mail:
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Hey,
Jen:
I just
finished
comparing your
outlets to the
much-hyped
Oyaide R-1.
It?s the first
time I?ve
really been
able to
compare them
at length?and,
through
headphones,
I was really
able to hear
the
differences.
Long story
short, the
Oyaide is
initially more
impressive,
possessing a
seeming
sparkle in the
treble that
yours doesn?t.
It also seems
faster at
first blush.
But after a
few swaps, it
became clear
that the
Oyaide was
pushing the
treble
forward,
thus the
perception of
increased
detail and
sparkle.
Everything I
heard through
the Oyaide I
easily heard
through yours,
but the tonal
balance of
yours was less
forward in the
mids and
treble.
Neither outlet
was irritating
or harsh, but
yours just
seemed more
natural, with
the different
parts of the
frequency
spectrum
more in
harmony with
one another.
In a word,
more coherent.
These weren't
big
differences,
but they were
audible.
The comparison
was very
instructive.
Anyway,
thought you?d
like to know.
Have a great
day!
Andy
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