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In Reply to: Re: Dedicated Circuit for Audio System posted by drlittle on July 24, 2005 at 09:02:41:
which is coupling of power supply noise through the single shared neutral of your single dedicated circuit.If you already have the wire in place, go ahead and make it into another dedicated circuit. Power the digital equipment from it, and the power amp from the original dedicated circuit. I believe this will work better than any power conditioner.
You did well to install the heavy cable and reduce the voltage drop in the feed to your power amps. Yes, most power amps will change their bias if the power line voltage changes.
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Follow Ups
- Another dedicated circuit will take care of your major remaining issue, - Al Sekela 07/24/0512:58:34 07/24/05 (12)
- Re: Unfortunately.... - alan m. kafton 10:11:16 07/25/05 (11)
- What's the best way to deal w/ 60Hz hum? - darkmoebius 09:51:35 08/2/05 (0)
- RF damping will address those issues. - Al Sekela 17:22:14 07/25/05 (9)
- Re: RF damping will address those issues. - alan m. kafton 19:06:14 07/25/05 (8)
- Agree... - Al Sekela 10:16:59 07/26/05 (7)
- TOTALLY AGREE - tubesforever 12:46:33 07/26/05 (6)
- Re: Hmmm.... - alan m. kafton 14:59:21 07/26/05 (5)
- As a former REL owner, - Al Sekela 17:25:45 07/27/05 (4)
- Re: Al, Al, Al.... - alan m. kafton 18:04:50 07/27/05 (3)
- Same sentiments in my Wadia 861 manual... - Al Sekela 14:18:02 07/28/05 (2)
- Al is right, what we should all do is test and let our ears decide. - tubesforever 10:27:48 07/29/05 (1)
- Awk!!! Panamax? - unclestu52 02:12:09 08/2/05 (0)
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