MW tuning has been a recurring topic on the P12 as a means to improve performance although the only topic from October 2020 rapidly devolved into a discussion of Lexus auto quality control. In checking with the Operation Guide page 9, there is no real detail on how a user varies “the strength of the…

You should find the following thread helpful for understanding Phase Tuning: [image] P5: Phase Tuning??? Power Components I hope some of you will help me understand Phase Tuning. From first impressions, it appears it could be nice fine-tuning tool, but I have no idea why,…

And one on multiwave: [image] Sine or Multiwave function Power Components Hello to everyone. I have been following PS Audio for about a year and just purchased a P 20. I know a little about high audio just to be dangerous. I understand sine wave, Just what is multiwa…

Elk I appreciate the links to previous discussions on MultiWave and Phase Tuning for the P12. Unfortunately, while the discussion was interesting, it did not improve my understanding of these topics one iota. Changing the Phase Tuning to negative per comments from one blogger led to a marked lack o…

It appears to me you are on the right track. All of these adjustments are made to ear on any given system. The expectation is phase tuning will rarely need be used. This is used when your power has a fundamental problem. Typically you do not use phase tuning and doing so does not result in an im…

As far as MW strength goes, this has to be done by ear. I really don’t have any recommendations that would be specific to downstream gear because I just don’t have a large enough sample. I run all PS gear and MW strength 4 is the sweet spot for me. Phase tuning is much more simple. It’s an automati…

James Thanks for the insights especially on the Phase tuning that I will leave alone. For the MW strength adjustment - what can it do and how do you know when it’s doing something? What should I be listening for? If you perceive something good at +2, should it get progressive better with an incre…

Hi Mike, There’s no minus settings on Multi-Wave. I don’t fully understand the mechanics of Multi-Wave but I have used it for years on four different regenerators, two that have adjustable Multi-Wave, two that are fixed. I usually have mine set to 3. My sense of the mode is that it deepens a sense …

Many thanks for your insights Lonson. I shall experiment with the MW. I did note that phase autotune generated different values within a 15 minute time period - a little like spinning a roulette wheel - even though we have a pretty stable power supply in Central Ohio as compared to that in Chicago. …

I’m in Ohio too, past the eastern suburbs of Cleveland. One of the many benefits is steady clean power and distance from neighbors’ electrical equipment and noise. One big downside. . . you have to learn to cook because restaurants. . . well I’ll be polite and just say. . . they are not exciting.

I experimented a little when I got my P12 early this year. Perhaps it is time again after all of my upgrades. I will say that my OLED prefered sinewave though. But lately, I’ve been listening to more music and watching less TV. So a great reason to play around with it! Thanks for inspiring me t…

Lonson Unfortunately I have to agree with you re restaurants although I used to like Table 45 at the Cleveland Clinic Intercontinental but that was many years ago. Best regards Mike mazarine@twc.com

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