Harmonic Power Conditioning to blow you away!

              ADD-POWR is Algorithm Digital Defined Power

                    What harmonic resonance does to audio:

•  Affects harmonic change to the audio signal
•  Increases the signal-to-noise ratio (S/N) by .25 - 1.00 dB
•  Restores the life to your audio system investment
•  Promotes greater satisfaction and musical enjoyment 
•  Improves video and streaming (data) signals and systems
•  More immersive listening!  

The Apprentice changes the quality of the AC line starting 
from the circuit breaker box throughout the home or commercial space. It does not employ filters, isolation transformers, AC line regeneration, nor balanced power techniques. This harmonic resonator uses small line 
transformers connected in series along with proprietary digital amplifier circuitry under algorithm control. The AC line is "re-referenced" or pulsed with low frequency harmonics to increase the S/N ratio. 

SPECIFICATIONS

• 115/230 VAC 50/60 Hz
• Installs at AC breaker panel or near the a/v system 
• AC switch
• Activity Indicator
• EMI / RFI filter
• 4 inline AC transformers
• IEC AC inlet gold plated
• Dimensions: 17" x 11" x 3.0"
• Weight: 22 lbs.

hi-fi+ Recommended Product of 2023

"The effect (Sorcer) is dramatic. It takes a flat plain and makes it more expansive. Things tend to sound more separate and individual with the edges’ trails not blurred. Things seem wider left to right but not in an odd way. Deeper from front to back. It can be a bit overwhelming, it takes a renewed approach to mix with it, because that is what you get more of. Thanks, Bill."

-- Bernie Becker, Mastering engineer, Becker Mastering

"The Sorcer brought a new level of focus in the imaging and warmth to my system. Moving it to different outlets in my studio allowed my to optimize its performance. I have yet to find a piece of gear that doesn’t benefit from the effects of the Sorcer. Best, Gerhard." -- Gerhard Westphalen, Mastering Engineer, Westphalen Mastering

"Installed the second unit. Improved sound just like you said (cumulative). Sound is more real - more natural. It sounds effortless and less distorted. More detail. Lyrics are easier to understand (intelligibility). Sound stage is bigger. Thanks for inventing this stuff." -- Chris S., audiophile

"Clarity, macro and micro-dynamics are, well, more dynamic. Imaging is more focused, sound-staging larger, and leading edge transients sharper. All of the musical frequencies become cleaner, clearer AND more musical. There seem to be no trade-offs with the Sorcer. Some power conditioners allow one’s system to offer up a huge sound-stage at the expense of dynamics or image placement. Some reveal more detail but are edgy or fatiguing ( a sign of Teflon capacitors). The Sorcer does no harm, it removes noise, and leaves dynamics, imaging, and sound-staging alone while creating a beautiful, musical soundscape to immerse yourself in. This thing is scary good.

The whole experience was eye opening, educating me on the fact that there was still more information/music to be revealed in the source material. But to do it in such a way as to unleash dynamics and leading edge transients with such clarity, without edginess, THAT is something I had never heard before.

It’s now been a several months with the Sorcer in the system, and I still love it. It still makes me want to just sit and listen for hours. I am immersed in music that is clear, lively, and magical. I have now lent my Sorcer to a few of my very best customers, with reference level systems. We are talking Magico 7’s, Wilson Alexandrias, and commensurate level components. They had power conditioning and tweaks already. They were all impressed, and all who have tried the Sorcer have bought at least one (yes, two customers actually ordered two due to the large size of their listening rooms). I don’t care what level your system is at, the Sorcer will take it higher. Before you buy anything else for your audio system, you owe it to yourself to try the ADD-Powr products. You won’t regret it. " Mike Garner, TweekGeek

Blog (Tweek Geek Speak) 

• Uses less than 5 watts of power
• Adds .5 - 1 dB of signal gain
• Used by pro mastering engineers as a playback reference
• No current limiting / No filtering
• An electromagnetic field based design
• No isolation transformers / No balanced power / No power regeneration

Note: CA residents add sales tax 9.75%

For more information please visit
www.add-powr.com