IsoTek - NeoPlug

Most of our home environments today feature a majority of appliances corrupt the mains electricity supply, including computers, refrigerators and TVs. The result is a heavily distorted waveform that obviously is not good for audio equipment. The NeoPlug gives you smart, simple, plug-in solution to this problem.

The NeoPlug is a plug-in design that builds upon the industry standard of a delta filter configuration across the three poles of the mains. The NeoPlug can provide highly effective results when plugged next to noisy appliances like refrigerators or computers. Due to the sophisticated circuitry, it will never be necessary to use more than two NeoPlugs in a home environment. By eliminating mains noise, you'll allow your Hi-Fi to sing its sweetest.

In short, the NeoPlug forms your first line of defense against mains noise. It can also be used in a typical "off-the-shelf" distribution strip to give added performance. This forms a very cost-effective way of filtering mains noise while distributing power.

The NeoPlug features two highly effective circuits that work together and synergize to create a result far greater than the sum of the parts. In sonic terms the NeoPlug has a way of making the music more involving. The midrange, where the ear is more sensitive, is extremely open with an increased realism in terms of imaging. The big difference is in its ability to effectively remove high frequency mush, that typical digital sound which can all too easily cause listening fatigue.

"This award-winning filer is a plug-n-play device that cleans up the AC line from unwanted noise. According to IsoTek, 'it is most effective when it is used right next to noisy appliances like computers, switching power supplies, microwaves, etc. Because of its sophisticated circuitry, it is only necessary to use two per household.' I tried the GII Neoplugs plugged into outlets close to appliances and also right next to my systems electronics. Each time there was a noticeable improvement in the sound. There was a more transparent presentation with a slightly more detailed midrange and a higher resolved top end." – Craig Fitzpatrick, The Stereo Times, 2007 Stereo Times Holiday Gift Suggestions