Like an urban myth for the audio and videophile generation, people speak in hushed whispers of 'dirty' mains supplies and contaminated current riddled with electronic noise that can affect hi-fi and video performance on even the best, and priciest, home AV kit.
The TCI Baby Constrictor 08 power block is an update of the previous model, bumped from a four-way to a six-way 13a block with a one-metre cable.
Arguably the simplest way to upgrade your system, it filters incoming impurities and noise and reduces outgoing radiated noise, promising to deliver on the audio front more detail, a bigger soundstage, better dynamics and deeper bass. The quieter noise floor also means improved low-level detail and micro dynamics, apparently.
Video is equally buffed with a cleaner, quieter (as in less image noise like digital block and artefacts) picture.
Capable of 40 amps and 500 volts RMS, the TCI also benefits from eight PTFE insulated silver-plated copper conductors and braided cable for RF injection and filtering.
The Baby Constrictor comes in a run of standard lengths ranging from £100 for the 1.5m cable to £160 for the 3m cable and is available now.
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