AudioQuest Niagara 1000 Owner's Manual
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Niagara 1000 Features
Ground Noise-Dissipation System: AQ’s patented technology vastly reduces ground-
borne noise without compromising safety or creating low-level ground loops.
borne noise without compromising safety or creating low-level ground loops.
Ultra-Linear Noise-Dissipation Technology: Ensures the most consistent and widest
bandwidth noise dissipation possible, without the inconsistent results that typify
minimalist, multi-node resonant peaking found in many AC power conditioners.
bandwidth noise dissipation possible, without the inconsistent results that typify
minimalist, multi-node resonant peaking found in many AC power conditioners.
Low-Z AC Power Inlets and Outlets: These inlets and outlets not only feature
the superior grip and lower resistance of beryllium copper, but they also include a
heavy Hanging-Silver plating to ensure the lowest impedance at radio frequencies,
enabling superior noise dissipation.
the superior grip and lower resistance of beryllium copper, but they also include a
heavy Hanging-Silver plating to ensure the lowest impedance at radio frequencies,
enabling superior noise dissipation.
Non-Sacrificial Surge Suppression: Accepts multiple transient power surges and
spikes up to 6000V or 3000A (the maximum that can make it through a home or
office electrical panel). Damage from electrical storms or power-line interruptions is
virtually impossible; set it and forget it.
spikes up to 6000V or 3000A (the maximum that can make it through a home or
office electrical panel). Damage from electrical storms or power-line interruptions is
virtually impossible; set it and forget it.
Introduction
The science of AC power is not a simple one; it demands focus, and the devil is in
the details. In fact, the mammoth increase in airborne and AC-line-transmitted radio
signals, combined with overtaxed utility lines and the ever-increasing demands from
high-definition audio/video components, has rendered our utilities’ AC power an
antiquated technology.
the details. In fact, the mammoth increase in airborne and AC-line-transmitted radio
signals, combined with overtaxed utility lines and the ever-increasing demands from
high-definition audio/video components, has rendered our utilities’ AC power an
antiquated technology.
Where Alternating Current (AC) is concerned, we’re relying on a century-old technology