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In Reply to: Re: DIY by Jon Risch AC filter according to JR Power Conditioner/Surge Protector posted by Before you spend your time and money... on October 26, 1999 at 12:41:44:
What is your problem?This filter has been designed from the ground up specifically for audio use, and has been proven to be as benign as is possible. For most line level components, there is NO downside at all.
For power amps, IF the inductors are used as recommended, then the impact is usually so slight that it defies detection IF there is any negative aspect at all. Most amps do not draw enough current to cause any problems.
If there is ANY RF or EMI on the line, then the filters will provide a distinct benefit sonically. There are very few locations without refrigerators, fans, light dimmers, neighbors with power tools, nearby radio or TV stations, etc., etc. So most people will experinece a significant improvement, rather than any sort of degradation.
Jon Risch
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