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In Reply to: RE: I suspect that everyone of your components is an amplifier. nt posted by rick_m on April 4, 2011 at 11:11:16:
with AC line conditioning. Every line conditioner is a bit different and many address different issues. I have never found a line conditioner, or at least one that was relatively affordable ( say not more that $3K) that addresses every possible power line issue.
I prefer to use a multiplicity of line conditioners and at one point was using basically one per component in order to achieve the best sound. I also ended up significantly modifying the line conditioners I had to up their performance. Additional Corcom type modules ( ER/EV series helped significantly) as well as adding AC caps to address power factor issues.
It was quite enlightening to note that the higher amperage Corcom type modules have much higher RF leakage in comparison to the smaller units: the best sounding were the 3 amp modules, but obviously there are are current issue that need to be addressed. Also bear in mind that the instantaneous current draw of any component can often be 5 times the rated fuse value and that means that you need a large power supply to insure unfettered dynamics. Thus Amps presented the largest issues.
Incidentally using the PLC's on a TV set was the easiest diagnostic test. Differences in picture quality made assessment very evident.
Stu
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