Which Power Supplier Sounds Best?

[Dom]

I have listened too and reviewed the sound quality of 5 different energy suppliers. Which one is best?

• Octopus Energy: Octopus Energy's sound quality is excellent, it digs deep and is crystal clear.
• Scottish Power: Scottish Power is another good option for sound quality. Vocals are upfront and center
• E.ON: E.ON is fair option for sound quality, E.ON has an immersive soundstage.
• EDF Energy: EDF Energy can deliver clear sound at high volumes.
• British Gas: The soundstage is as wide as Octopus Energy's.

The winner is Octopus Energy. They have the best sound quality overall, with deep bass and crystal-clear vocals. Scottish Power is a good second option, with upfront and center vocals and a wide soundstage. E.ON, EDF Energy, and British Gas are all fair options, but they do not offer the same level of sound quality as Octopus Energy.

So there you go. Instead of discussing USB cables, get an energy supplier with improved sound quality.

 

[Friesiansam]

The shells in Shell Energy’s leccy, give you the lovely, soft sounds of the sea.

 

[abacus]

Solar panels are even better, so long as you don't mind just listening during the day.

Bill

 

[npxavar]

So there you go. Instead of discussing USB cables, get an energy supplier with improved sound quality.

The thing is you don't really change the source of your electric power this way. You still get the same as all others in your city.

 

[Dom]

The thing is you don't really change the source of your electric power this way. You still get the same as all others in your city.

Your right!

 

[Dom]

Solar panels are even better, so long as you don't mind just listening during the day.

Bill

Ha ha bill.

 

[npxavar]

Your right!

The way to go is "Power Regenerators". PS Audio has a wide range, including "budget" offerings.

 

[Jasonovich]

I have listened too and reviewed the sound quality of 5 different energy suppliers. Which one is best?

• Octopus Energy: Octopus Energy's sound quality is excellent, it digs deep and is crystal clear.
• Scottish Power: Scottish Power is another good option for sound quality. Vocals are upfront and center
• E.ON: E.ON is fair option for sound quality, E.ON has an immersive soundstage.
• EDF Energy: EDF Energy can deliver clear sound at high volumes.
• British Gas: The soundstage is as wide as Octopus Energy's.

The winner is Octopus Energy. They have the best sound quality overall, with deep bass and crystal-clear vocals. Scottish Power is a good second option, with upfront and center vocals and a wide soundstage. E.ON, EDF Energy, and British Gas are all fair options, but they do not offer the same level of sound quality as Octopus Energy.

So there you go. Instead of discussing USB cables, get an energy supplier with improved sound quality.

Love your spin on this!
We procure energy at work and I can say with absolute confidence, they're all crap!

 

[Al ears]

The thing is you don't really change the source of your electric power this way. You still get the same as all others in your city.

Quite agree, changing your provider does not change the quality of the commodity delivered.
Don't even know why I bothered reply to this post...

 

[DPD]

I have listened too and reviewed the sound quality of 5 different energy suppliers. Which one is best?

• Octopus Energy: Octopus Energy's sound quality is excellent, it digs deep and is crystal clear.
• Scottish Power: Scottish Power is another good option for sound quality. Vocals are upfront and center
• E.ON: E.ON is fair option for sound quality, E.ON has an immersive soundstage.
• EDF Energy: EDF Energy can deliver clear sound at high volumes.
• British Gas: The soundstage is as wide as Octopus Energy's.

The winner is Octopus Energy. They have the best sound quality overall, with deep bass and crystal-clear vocals. Scottish Power is a good second option, with upfront and center vocals and a wide soundstage. E.ON, EDF Energy, and British Gas are all fair options, but they do not offer the same level of sound quality as Octopus Energy.

So there you go. Instead of discussing USB cables, get an energy supplier with improved sound quality.

That made me laugh !!!!

 

[Al ears]

I have listened too and reviewed the sound quality of 5 different energy suppliers. Which one is best?

• Octopus Energy: Octopus Energy's sound quality is excellent, it digs deep and is crystal clear.
• Scottish Power: Scottish Power is another good option for sound quality. Vocals are upfront and center
• E.ON: E.ON is fair option for sound quality, E.ON has an immersive soundstage.
• EDF Energy: EDF Energy can deliver clear sound at high volumes.
• British Gas: The soundstage is as wide as Octopus Energy's.

The winner is Octopus Energy. They have the best sound quality overall, with deep bass and crystal-clear vocals. Scottish Power is a good second option, with upfront and center vocals and a wide soundstage. E.ON, EDF Energy, and British Gas are all fair options, but they do not offer the same level of sound quality as Octopus Energy.

So there you go. Instead of discussing USB cables, get an energy supplier with improved sound quality.

To answer your question...., The cheapest one.

 

[WayneKerr]

Don't even know why I bothered reply to this post...

Me neither Al, it is a wonderful parody by Dom and appears to have been taken far too seriously by someone. It's just what the forum needed, humour Well done Dom

 

[Friesiansam]

Me neither Al, it is a wonderful parody by Dom and appears to have been taken far too seriously by someone. It's just what the forum needed, humour Well done Dom

I replied in the original spirit of the thread but, some others following me didn't.

 

[npxavar]

It wouldn't be a realistic parody without some conflict. Congratulations everyone, this scetch has been a success!

 

[jjbomber]

I've converted my hi-fi to run on cooking oil.

 

[nopiano]

I've converted my hi-fi to run on cooking oil.

Did you get fries with that?

 

[jjbomber]

Did you get fries with that?

I'll try anything when the chips are down!

 

[Friesiansam]

I think I see an opportunity to sell “Audiophile Grade” electricity at, perhaps, £5.00 per KWh. I’ll market it through Analogue Seduction.

 

[daveh75]

Surely any audiophile worth their salt should be running their hifi off-grid anyway.

But then again they wouldn't need to waste money on mains filters and cables etc etc, so maybe not..