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Schiit power switch location

Posted by mlsstl on July 24, 2024 at 19:38:02:
I have a number of Schiit products and they all have the power switch on the back. Though I don't know for sure, I suspect there are two main reasons they do that. One is that it minimizes the amount of AC wiring that runs inside a unit. That helps keep 50/60 Hz noise down a bit. Also, one of the reasons for the great value of Schiit products is manufacturing efficiency. That means that lots of parts, design work and manufacturing/assembly steps are shared among the various products they make.