CS947 Tacima 6 Way Mains Conditioner with Surge Protection

Didn't know quite what to expect from this, but I have to say its an excellent product, I am not one to hear something thats not there and I know every little sound on my Cd's and all I can say is the sound is sharper and clearer than before, I was pleasantly surprised, certainly worth the money.

Of all the electrical goods I own my hifi equipment is by far my most important to me and having it all surge protected is a must especially as several times in the past I have witnessed other people suffer from equipment failure because they didn't have or believe in surge protection . Having recently moved my equipment to another part of the room the leads on them didn't reach the existing surge protection system so I looked at one expressly for my hifi and eventually came across this particular one, now I must explain that the "claims" of cleaning the electricity input via this I took with the proverbial pinch of salt (still do) I'm not a follower of the " hifi snake oil" community and rather, I purchased it on price being similar to the cost of my existing one ... in retrospect DOES it make a "sonic " difference? Well, I'm still enjoying listening to music so sort of yes because I don't worry about my enjoyment being ruined by a spike or surge damaging my equipment, build quality as it stands is about as good as you could expect from something that has to comply with the current electricity safety regulations and as all these things should do it runs silently, lastly the mains lead is quite generous and allows me to tuck the unit discreetly away a top buy just for the peace of mind it gives.

We have a running machine which when used creates noise on the electrical ring main affecting our ethernet network over power line adapters, no working network. Initially we tried clip on magnets on the running machine mains cable but with no success. We had some doubts as to whether these types of RFI filter extensions really work. Can definitely confirm this extension works in stopping interference entering onto the electrical mains ring circuit from any RFI noisy appliances you may have around your house.

I bought this to protect my hifi.Already use one for my second system, must be over 10 years old and still works well.It protects your expensive equipment from power surges that could fry your amp or suchlike.It also helps reduce RF interference which can spoil sound quality and hence your enjoyment of music etc.This will of course vary depending on the amount of RFI you have, but unless you're prepared to spend big money on reducing it using say Russ Andrews Conditioners then this is a good buy.It has a captive power lead 2 metres long. This should enable you to get it near your separates so you can use shorter runs of your expensive power leads.I reckon it's hard to find a better 6 way Mains Conditioner than the Tacima at @£40.I recommend it.

Only received it and hooked up my hifi gear yesterday. I had a problem with a laptop power supply injecting noise into the mains, resulting with a buzzing subwoofer. Hooking up the audio gear to the Tacima power strip resolved the noise problem.

Bought this to see if it would fix the pretty extreme coil whine on my GPU (RTX 5090). Lo and behold, it pretty much eliminated my coil whine entirely! I'll be buying more of these for other electronics as this has me doubting the wiring in my apartment. Highly recommended.

Guys, I bought this, at the marked price, with some trepidation at first.Being a long-entrenched hi-fi / audio fundi, I'm well versed in the advantages of cleaning up the mains input into one's audio equipment, especially via (very costly!) add-on's from the likes of audio luminaries such as Russ Andrews, etc. Simply said, done well, this method of "mains conditioning" has truly dramatic effects in enhancing one's audio sound. This is well proven around the world.So, when I can across this relatively cheap Tacima 6-way mains conditioner, I was immediately interested -- especially at the price asked for -- to use with my secondary audio system which comprised computer storage of music files, tied to CD-burning facilities, acting as a source ( via 3,5mm to RCA cabling) to drive my secondary hi-fi.Long story short, I purchased this Tacima mains conditioner on a whim and, lo and behold, it really works so well!PLEASE NOTE HOWEVER: Like many (newly-installed) hi-fi/audio components, one needs to allow the new components time to "run in"/"bed in." This will not sit well with some sceptical folk, but, truly, one needs to do this -- in every such situation.In other words, install this Tacima mains conditioner properly (easy, just plug it in!) and, making sure that you separate each and every electrical cable from each other (separation is key!) that plugs into the Tacima, including the cable that feeds the Tacima unit, use it then for AT LEAST two weeks. Maybe even three. After that, you will be totally convinced and will be clearly able to hear the now-transformed sound of your system. It's that simple and dramatic. Very obvious improvement in sound.It even works in computer-audio systems by getting rid of all mains-derived noise. Which, by the by, in Britain, is major ... the electrical system in the UK is utterly shocking ('scuse the pun).So, my full blessing for this item. Buy with confidence!