annalog
Responses from annalog
| Power filtering – Furutech or Puritan Audio? I don't have experience with either of these products, I use a Shunysta Hydra. However my best solution came after a hear that required all new feed from the city, and a new panel. I had an electrician run the first two breakers from the panel, wi... | |
| The first system you had that was "high end/audiophile", by you standards 1974/76 Paragon System E, preamp, Dyna ST70 &/or Audionics CC2, amp, big University triaxial speakers &/or Fried R4, Strathclyde TT with Luster 801 tonearm, dynavector 10?? &/or Grado Signature (middle of the 3 models). All bought used... | |
| How loud are you typically listening? Typically I listen at an average SPL (Radio shack meter) 76-78dB. When my system was at it's best a good example of the range it produced is: Dewy Redmond Choices = quiet passages @ 65db full and detailed, open and satisfying Loud passages @ 86 db... | |
| Dedicated power Thanks builder3, I am likely in NEC violation! I do wonder the potential hazard of my set up...and wondering if there will be a sonic advantage/disadvantage to correcting my set up by linking the outlets' ground to the incoming service ground rod.... | |
| Dedicated power You may add additional ground rods to the original circuit however.Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe this is what I have done, the two isolated ground outlets have a shared ground rod which is an additional ground point in the system. | |
| Dedicated power People may balk at this, but it is my experience. I ran two 20amp dedicated lines from the first breakers in the panel, everything else on a different leg, 10 ga. Solid core, in conduit, straight run, to the outlet box. Also placed a separate gro... |