AudioQuest Niagara 7000
AudioQuest mains power noise-dissipation system, designed for audio and video installations demanding high power quality.
Description
The Niagara 7000 is a mains treatment system by AudioQuest, designed by Garth Powell. It is a low-impedance device intended to filter and dissipate electrical noise present on power lines, before it reaches the audio and video components of an installation.
Its principle relies on a comprehensive approach to mains treatment rather than a single circuit: the aim is to provide sensitive equipment with cleaner alternating current, a condition considered necessary for them to fully express their capabilities. AudioQuest presents this product as the result of in-depth scientific work on the interference affecting domestic power lines.
This type of device is aimed at high-end audio and video systems, in installations where the quality of the power supply can have a perceptible effect on sound or picture reproduction. It is of particular relevance to users with multiple sources and amplifiers sensitive to mains disturbances.
What to check before buying used
Check the condition of the filtering blocks and high-density mains sockets, which can suffer from intensive use or repeated plugging in. Inspect the supplied power cables and connectors for any play or signs of oxidation. Testing under load with several devices connected makes it possible to confirm that each line delivers current correctly, without cutting out or abnormal heating.
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