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Chord Company - GroundARAY - Noise Reduction Device
Find out more here: www.hifi.co.nz/products/the-chord-company-groundaray-noise-reduction-device
GroundARAY
The GroundARAY is a next-generation high-frequency-noise-reduction device that connects to unused sockets on hi-fi and/or audiovisual equipment providing a low-impedance route for HF noise to pass through, directly improving the noise floor of the ‘host’ product.
Available in multiple termination options for a wide range of digital and analogue devices: USB A, RCA, DIN, XLR, BNC, RJ45 and HDMI.
The GroundARAY is a cylindrical design made from precision CNC-machined thick-walled aluminium; the thick walls themselves stop the device from contributing HF noise. Available in multiple termination options, including USB A, RCA, DIN, XLR, BNC, RJ45, HDMI, for a wide range of digital and analogue devices, the GroundARAY benefits from five separate noise-reduction systems, all working across different HF noise ranges and operating in parallel to convert undesirable HF electrical noise into heat.
The advanced technologies provide a very low-impedance, high-bandwidth route for HF noise to pass into, effectively ‘pulling’ noise from the signal ground of the host equipment.
GroundARAY: built from the ground up
Each GroundARAY is painstakingly built by hand at Chord Company’s Wiltshire factory, including the system components themselves. The GroundARAY comprises a number of absorption devices, attached with a highly advanced double ultra-high-bandwidth connector system. The connectors are made to a very high standard, demanding time-consuming hand-assembly by factory technicians.
Each GroundARAY cylinder is filled with a carefully chosen material to deaden noise. The final assembly is then locked into place to reduce any effects from acoustic vibration.
GroundARAYs are most effective when used across several devices in a system. The devices simply plug into existing empty sockets and can be used individually, or in multiples, such as across left and right outputs etc. With DACs and streamers, GroundARAYs can be used with unused digital inputs; projectors and screens can also benefit from the noise-reduction effects, too.
GroundARAY
The GroundARAY is a next-generation high-frequency-noise-reduction device that connects to unused sockets on hi-fi and/or audiovisual equipment providing a low-impedance route for HF noise to pass through, directly improving the noise floor of the ‘host’ product.
Available in multiple termination options for a wide range of digital and analogue devices: USB A, RCA, DIN, XLR, BNC, RJ45 and HDMI.
The GroundARAY is a cylindrical design made from precision CNC-machined thick-walled aluminium; the thick walls themselves stop the device from contributing HF noise. Available in multiple termination options, including USB A, RCA, DIN, XLR, BNC, RJ45, HDMI, for a wide range of digital and analogue devices, the GroundARAY benefits from five separate noise-reduction systems, all working across different HF noise ranges and operating in parallel to convert undesirable HF electrical noise into heat.
The advanced technologies provide a very low-impedance, high-bandwidth route for HF noise to pass into, effectively ‘pulling’ noise from the signal ground of the host equipment.
GroundARAY: built from the ground up
Each GroundARAY is painstakingly built by hand at Chord Company’s Wiltshire factory, including the system components themselves. The GroundARAY comprises a number of absorption devices, attached with a highly advanced double ultra-high-bandwidth connector system. The connectors are made to a very high standard, demanding time-consuming hand-assembly by factory technicians.
Each GroundARAY cylinder is filled with a carefully chosen material to deaden noise. The final assembly is then locked into place to reduce any effects from acoustic vibration.
GroundARAYs are most effective when used across several devices in a system. The devices simply plug into existing empty sockets and can be used individually, or in multiples, such as across left and right outputs etc. With DACs and streamers, GroundARAYs can be used with unused digital inputs; projectors and screens can also benefit from the noise-reduction effects, too.
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Nice! Reminds me of the Cyrus one & psx, a long time ago.....
I have a 1 by one record player model 1-AD07US02 i got it in December 2023 and I'm moving in September is the packing process likely the same as this one? I still consider myself new to using/prepping and putting together record players so i worried that I'll do something wrong and break it. any advice?
The proof is simply in the hearing. In a world with plenty of audio nonsense, these blasted things are actually very effective...well worth auditioning within one's own system.
Does anyone know if this sounds more musical/warmer then a NAD C700? I'm leaning towards the NAD but i would choose the more musical/warmer sounding one of the two.
What did you end up getting?
@@vascoernesto78 I have a NAD C700 and auditioned the EVO 75 but prefer the C700. But I am pursuing a budget hifi solutions since i tested a Fosi Audio ZA3 amp which sounded quite good. Plans are getting 2 Fosi Audio ZA3 amp and set them up in dual mono configuration and pairing them with a WiiM Ultra. Maybe upgrading the op amps of the ZA3 in the future.
Thanks for the introduction of this amp. Would you recommend to keep it always "on"? Would you put source on "0" when you do not use it? The user guide is not detailed enough. Thanks in advance.
How many gold coins do I need. Interesting. Thanks.
I like to listen to it soon -- there are some interesting features and the whole package seems being very compelling !!
Love the product, generally. But the DS Streaming app is frustrating as hell much of the time. Very little responsive help available.
Where tf am I supposed to find this shit around my house?? Thanks
Would this be powerful enough to run some Focal Chora 826s? Cheers from across the ditch.
I have a MK2 which has less output power than the MK3 Would adding an X2 to a Mk2 be better than a Mk3 without X2 Thanks
Thank you! I’m packing my Rega for transport across the U.S., and really appreciate this video.
Slick ad, but show me unbiased evidence, otherwise what a waste of money!
A masterpiece
Nice package is the Evo…. It just doesn’t sound great so is fundamentally flawed
do you own one?
@@petermuller74 I decided not to buy after auditioning one
Thanks y’all!
Succinct and helpful. 👍
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That is one awesome headphone amp / DAC.
2 minutes of reading the mfg brochure your information would be covered better then your hodgepodge overview. How’d it sound…your opinion of sound would be of value. The rest of this nonsensical blurt helped me zero. I just helped you. Perhaps next time bag the feature list and tell me what you HEARD.
C’on man F the panels how does the F#cker sound. please!
Can you set the crossover for the subwoofer with this unit in the app ? I want to run a 2.1 setup for music, but my svs-2000 pro does not have speaker connections.
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Would this be an equivalent to the Brennan B2..? If not. Is Cambridge the only receiver of its kind or can I find over brands as decent as this amplifier? I have floor standing Cambridge Audio 3 way speakers with dieing amp. Thanks for a clearly explained video.
Good but not subwoofer out?
Line level input hello?
Line level input hello?
Can it’s use as a preamps?
Would like to know that either
Is it that it doesn't have memory to store files?
No
Can i save my itunes in the media library?
can you connect a pre amp through the aux in??
Yes a phono pre amp can go in there.
Hi, I’m owning cxa80 with cxn V2…I’m thinking to sell it and go for the 150 evo. Do you guys thinking it will be significant upgrade ?
@@dans2971 Thanks
@@dans2971 Much appreciated for your advice, indeed I’m still very happy with my set up especially when connected via XLR, I think it does make the difference a bit. I will have a look at the Auralic steamer as I never heard of. Rega is class yes👌
Thanks for the simple overview of the hardware, not many cover it like this 👍 would you need to run a DAC as well? I'm new and looking yo get this with some keff meta soon
@@the_druid0066 Buy the CXA 81…it’s better sounding amp
@@tomaszmichewicz7867 what brand is that ?
Hi can I stream you tube music with this from tablet not phone is the dongle extra .how would this compare with similar model from naim Regards John
From someone who bought the EVO 75 a month ago and loves it(!): this is a good, clear explanation of all the functions. Cheers.