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In Reply to: Question...... posted by Morse on March 29, 2004 at 20:26:56:
You should address the primary sources under your control. Turn OFF any video-related gear near your system, even if not connected. Note that this means unplugging, as much of this stuff remains live even when switched off. Address RF from your power amp's supply by using a good line cord (a Silver Audio Wattmaster if you can afford it) or treating it with Power Wraps. Turn your CD player's display off if it permits.Doing this may relieve your interconnects so that you don't need to treat them with ferrite clamps.
If you still need some help, the All Clears (smaller Power Wraps made for IC cables) will reduce the RF standing wave on your cables.
The Stillpoints ERS cloth is very effective for other sources of RF.
Good luck!
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Follow Ups
- RFI removal - Al Sekela 14:47:48 03/30/04 (2)
- Re: RFI removal - Morse 21:15:07 03/30/04 (1)
- You're welcome. - Al Sekela 10:06:27 03/31/04 (0)
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