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In Reply to: Re: The power distribution in a house can be an excellent antenna posted by Dan Banquer on November 7, 2006 at 09:02:39:
Hi.For AC power line filters used for home audios, ie. 110-125V, I would not go for exotic brandnames which charge for an arm & a leg.
A Monster line filter strip, e.g model MPHT1000, asked for USD169.99 in Best Buy & Sony stores, will do a good job. A simple & effective solution for everybody's wallet.
I measured this particular model, the least model you got to go,
shows close to zereo reading on my wideband powerline & EMI noise analyser. So the filters built in the strip do work to remove the inline EMI/RFI noises.Power cords are NOT, repeat, not for filtering powerline noise. An effectively designed power conditioner or a power strip with built in noise filters is.
Mind you, not all line filters & line conditioners are made equal sonically. I've found a few in-line filters & conditioners employing the common series choke filter technology, impair the sound.
c-J
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- Line filters can be pretty affordable. - cheap-Jack 11:02:53 11/07/06 (0)
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