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In Reply to: Re: Not true, Mike. posted by alan m. kafton on November 8, 2001 at 17:06:09:
I use them both (EP for home theater which has a higher current draw and PS for my music listening -- except amps) and I've been happy with both. Just for kicks I swapped the EP into the music system to see if there was a decrement in quality and I didn't hear any difference at all. However, both were an improvement over straight juice from the wall.I understand from EP folks that changing from 110 to 220 is not so simple -- I might be moving to London and needing the 220v. and so what I plan on doing is using a step-down transformer to feed the EP and then all that is required is a new timing crystal that EP will supply to change the cycles to match UK power. The tech at EP said that using the step-down transformer will work fine as long as it is bigger than the draw from the EP since the EP's purpose is to correct noisy ac (and this is what will come out of the step down transformer).
The nice thing about the PS is that it changes to 220 just by changing an internal setting (caution -- I believe that it means that it'll take 220 and convert it to 110...so if your components are 220 you'll still need an "international unit").
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- I'm running both EP and PS600 - chris e. 03:25:31 11/09/01 (0)
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