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Gearwire.com Posts ESP Power Cord AES Demonstration |
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For our exhibit at the 123rd AES Convention, we decided that instead of talking about the sound quality improvements of our cords, we would perform a demonstration so attendees could experience it for themselves. Well, the good folks from Gearwire.com just happened to visit our demonstration and record it. |
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The following audio/video clips provide insight about 'why'and 'how' we developed specific features of our patented multi-conductor power cordage geometry. Also, you will actually be able to hear the sonic improvements ESP power cords make on studio monitors and instrument amplifiers. |
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1. Essential Sound Products AVP-14: The Difference Of Clean AC Power Sometimes the most overlooked part of your pro-audio or music system setup can make a huge difference in the sound quality. Let the demonstration begin! | |
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2. Essential Sound Products AVP-14: Oh, What A Difference An AC Cord Can Make Performance differences are further investigated when using ESP power cords on studio monitors. | |
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3. Essential Sound Products AVP-16: Just As Nice On Guitar Amps ESP Power Cords are demonstrated on a guitar amplifier with special assistance from acoustic guitarist Andreas Kapsalis. | |
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4. Essential Sound Products AVP-16: Andreas Kapsalis' Light Traveling Load Andreas Kapsalis performs, then talks about what the ESP power cord does for him when touring. | |
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Matt Roush, WWJ Newsradio 950 AM |
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| 2007 CES - DAY 3 | ||
Then it was over to the beautiful business suites of the Venetian Hotel for the audiophile equipment companies I’d never visited before, because they were far away at the Alexis Park Hotel at previous CES shows... |
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| A highlight was Essential Sound Products Inc. of Rochester, started in 1995 by music lover Michael Griffin, a 25-year General Motors employee. Griffin took a buyout from GM in 2005 to devote full time to the business, which is now ready for mass production of its high-end power supply cords that minimize distortion in audio equipment. | ||
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