Brown outs in your area...

[deacongreg]

Originally Posted by Strutter

this time i had to fill out a questionaire for a consultation. at the end it simply said
"Thanks for your submission. We will be in contact with you by email shortly with our recommendations for your system."

so how do they know where to send the disc to if they never ask for an adress?

Alright, I`ll check and see if I still have my confirmation e-mail on line. If so, I`ll give you the information. Just guessing, but I guess this DVD must be in high demand. And, free is free. But, that is just me talking!!

[deacongreg]

Originally Posted by Strutter

this time i had to fill out a questionaire for a consultation. at the end it simply said
"Thanks for your submission. We will be in contact with you by email shortly with our recommendations for your system."

so how do they know where to send the disc to if they never ask for an adress?

Okay, Paul McGowan at PS Audio got back to me. You need to contact Jackie Johnston at jackie@psaudio.com. All you need to give her is your address and she will send the DVD to you.

[tlqualman]

I have had the Coal to Coltrane disc for a few months and found it very interesting. As far as the brownouts go I am very lucky, I have rural cooperative as my supplier and I have no complaints with their product. I am dead on 120v 85% of the time and within .5v the other 15%. I do have occasional surges from lightning strikes and there is a lot of RF interference from local broadcast antennas so I do need a good conditioner to filter the AC comming in. I am having good luck with Monster Power but am leaning toward to getting the PS Audio Premire regenerater as I keep slowly moving toward higher end equipment.