The Audiolab DC Block 6 has been designed to improve the quality of AC electricity that feeds our audio and AV systems. Mains electricity has a fundamental influence on the audio signal as it passes through a system, from source to amplifiers to speakers. The mains supply in a typical home is subject to interference induced by a range of issues, causing the AC waveform to distort before it reaches each component. This creates noise in the audio signal, which degrades sound quality – a situation that continues to worsen with more and more electrical devices being added to the home mains supply. Simple setup The Audiolab DC BLOCK 6 has one single mains input and offers six IEC outlets for the mains power supply of your audio system components. Perfectly sized to match Audiolab components and to easily fit into a typical hi-fi shelf/rack system, the DC BLOCK 6 also features a front-panel voltmeter display (which can also be powered off for a more discreet placement). • Suitable for all audio or AV systems • Removes DC from AC mains supply, transformer hum, and RF interference • Offers radical improvement in mains quality, transformer and power supply performance, and therefore sound quality • Six independent outlets for source components; power amps, preamps, integrated amplifiers, CD players, DACs, etc. • One single mains input connection • Simplified OLED display on voltmeter with display on/off option General Description Mains filter & direct current blocker Design Philosophy and Core Technology 6 outlets High frequency filter suppressing noise on the mains power line Blocks DC on the mains power line Overload protection Digital voltage Audio Power Each receptacle loading 8A Amplifier Compatibility Max total loading 10A Net Weight 4.6k Gross Weight 6.8kg Dimensions (mm) (W x H x D) 444 x 306.4 x 78.4 Carton Size (mm) (W x H x D) 500 x 455 x 140 Finish Black / silver Power Requirements (depending on region) 100-240V ~ 50/ 60Hz Standard Accessories 6 x IEC C13 to C14 cables1 x Power cord
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