POWER LINE NOISE

Power line noise and harmonics are generated by many of the devices plugged in to the line, as well as external sources, such as radio transmitters. Noise is also created by the interaction of the power supplies in audio and video components with the powerline itself. Audio and video component power supplies are not nearly effective enough at rejecting noise in the audible frequency range. Since there is nearly always a substantial amount of noise in the audible range (60Hz harmonics, resonance, etc.) the common approaches to high-end power cord design mostly redistribute that energy into different parts of the spectrum, proucing all kinds of sound effects.

WireWorld's unique approach minimizes the degradation and sound effects by reducing the noise across the audible range. WireWorld power cords perform as complex filter networks, with absorption, phase cancellation and power correction factors generated by their complex structure and unique materials.