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In Reply to: The KISS rule posted by pburant on March 28, 2003 at 09:31:33:
All electrnoic equipment benefits from isolation. Until I heard it for myself, I never would have believed my solid state amp would benefit from isolation, but it does, and not just slightly (my GF isn't an audiophile, but she can easily hear the difference when my amp is isolated from when it's not).-Pete
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Follow Ups
- Almost forgot.... - pburant 09:36:02 03/28/03 (13)
- Who cares about stereo shortcomings... - rhizomatic 10:13:17 03/28/03 (1)
- You forgot to check where I live! - pburant 11:15:31 03/28/03 (0)
- Of innertubes and amplifiers - rhizomatic 09:56:03 03/28/03 (10)
- Re: Of cabbages and kings - bdiament 10:18:22 03/28/03 (9)
- Re: Of cabbages and kings - rhizomatic 10:28:44 03/28/03 (8)
- Freedom of motion is the difference.... - pburant 13:40:45 03/28/03 (5)
- Not totally true - or why bounce isn't always required. - David Aiken 13:40:43 03/29/03 (4)
- Re: Not totally true - or why bounce isn't always required. - bdiament 12:13:11 03/30/03 (3)
- Re: Not totally true - or why bounce isn't always required. - David Aiken 22:28:36 03/30/03 (2)
- ...or maybe it is. - bdiament 04:08:45 03/31/03 (1)
- I think the difference between vertical travel at home and in the car... - David Aiken 12:20:20 03/31/03 (0)
- Re: Of cabbages and kings - bdiament 10:38:52 03/28/03 (1)
- More cabbage - bdiament 10:42:38 03/28/03 (0)
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