Since its introduction, it has been used with power amplifiers, preamplifiers, DACs, streamers, external clocks, subwoofers, and many other digital and analog components. Each system responds a little differently, but one observation has appeared again and again in conversations with listeners: music feels more coherent, more effortless, and easier to become immersed in.
It simply connects in series with any audio component, becoming an extension of its power cable. The power cable from the wall outlet plugs into the Current Lens, and the Lens then connects to the component itself.
The Current Lens certainly has a cable, but it is perhaps better understood as a small external extension of a component’s power supply.
The ideas behind it first appeared inside Akustika Eterna amplifier designs. Over time, the question became whether those same principles could exist outside the component itself, directly in the AC line, allowing them to work with virtually any audio system regardless of brand.
That simple question eventually became the Current Lens.
