PS Audio Dectet

Clean power is important if you're chasing high end sound (and if you're here then of course you are!). Power filters give the incoming mains signal a thorough scrub before feeding it into your system. The Dectet filters your AC supply, then routes it out to ten points, separated into 3 different zones. There is a high current zone for your power amps and subs, then two separate 'isozones' to keep your analog and digital signals separate. Basically, stick all those switch mode supplies on one zone so they don't contaminate the other.

Results speak for themselves with a lower noise floor and more micro detail. Everyone that buys one seems to love it - it will open up your sound stage and make your system sparkle. With ten outlets, this should handle even the biggest of stereo systems. Without stepping up to a full regeneration system (like the PS Audio powerplants), this is just about the best power upgrade you can make for your system without spending a small fortune.

IsoZones for sources

For source equipment the Dectet provides two isolated and filtered zones that provide both common mode as well as differential mode filtering. The high sensitivity to power line issues that most source equipment is prone to can be handled through one of these two source IsoZones. Because there are two identical double filtration IsoZones designed for sources we recommend you place all of your digital equipment into one and your analog products into the other for best performance.

Isolation helps sound stage imaging by reducing the interaction between components so what you hear is far better separation of instruments and voices with the Dectet. And because the Dectet’s filtration is handled by our large core heavy gauge magnetic filtration devices, there’s never any impact, dynamics or musical energy lost when isolating equipment via the IsoZones.

Over under voltage protection

All ten receptacles of the PS Audio Dectet are continually monitored by the device’s internal voltage measurement system. Should the incoming voltage exceed 20% or fall 25% below your country’s nominal voltage the Dectet will automatically shut down, fully protecting everything connected to it. As soon as the power levels on your power line return to acceptable levels, the power on the Dectet is restored, thus protecting everything connected from potential damage.