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Sorry for the repost-- but I could really use some guidence.I've been thinking about the Risch filter kit from DIYCable, but I need more outlets than it supplies.
Here is what I have to power up in my current system (at a minimum): Digital source (modded DVD), active crossover, preamp, 2 channel amp for satellites, 2 plate amps for bass.
These items have to share a single wall socket in one way or another with a TV and hifi VCR, and whatever else I decide to add to my rig.
I have been thinking about the Risch filter, and building a single DIY powerstrip with a few quality duplexes. The outstanding issues in my mind are:
1. What should I plug into the wall, the filter, and the strip? The easiest plan, in my mind, is to daisy-chain the strip out of the filter. However, I could have each attached to the wall...?
2. How should I distribute the amps? Others have recommended no inductors on the amp outlets... should I bypass the inductors for one outlet on the filter and plug the strip into it, and the amps into that? Should I build the strip with some filtering instead, and plug it straight into the wall for the amps?
3. Where is the place to start? I would like to start out simply and as cheaply as possible to test whether this will benefit my system.
thanks all!
-v
Follow Ups:
Try just the JR AC Line Filter in front of the entire audio system, with the video system disconnected temporarily.See if it provides you with better sound.
If it does, and they usually do, then you might want to consider seperate units for the video and audio system.
Most amps will not be limited by the JR AC Line Filter, so you can run them off of the whole filter. If you have concerns, it would be an option to supply a seperate outlet and box, running wires out from the kit box to this other box, that had only the front end caps for filtering.
There have been many posts and replies on how to configure the JR AC Line Filter, and what options and alternatives there are, use the search engine, and check them out.
Jon Risch
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