cleeds
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| Phoenix Engineering Falcon and Eagle roscoeiii HiFi Heaven bought out the remaining supply is my understanding...I think Legend Audio & Video also bought out some of the inventory. | |
| Need help with DIN to RCA phono cable troubleshooting atmasphere ... FWIW, we were the first to recognize that the phono cartridge is an inherently balanced source and began using it that way in 1988. Ralph, you are mistaken. Broadcasters used balanced phono connections way back in the '60s and... | |
| Power supply hum transmitted to loudspeakers normie57 ... Is it not almost universal that all amplifiers with power transformers have some low level power supply noise that will cause minimal leakage hum, buzz, or hiss through the loudspeaker with your ear close enough and no inputs t... | |
| Think twice before concluding some thing sounds better It absolutely takes time to assess the sound of a component. That’s why I’m uninterested in dealers and promoters who organize "shoot-out" style listening sessions. Those types of demos prove nothing. | |
| Wilson Audio Haters ^^^^^ Here's another profane and abusive post from Bo that will surely be deleted. | |
| Why are low impedance speakers harder to drive than high impedance speakers A low impedance speaker requires greater current from the amplifier to result in the same voltage at the output. | |
| High Current Outlet for Amps? gr8av4life I do not think the electrician will risk his license to install something violated the codeDon't be silly. Electricians don't risk their license for failing to meet code. They simply fail the inspection. | |
| High Current Outlet for Amps? hifiman5@cleeds I guess the electrician who willingly installed that line in that outlet was violating code? The building inspector too? HmmmCodes vary by location; the NEC establishes only the minimum guidelines. If your inspector approved the... | |
| High Current Outlet for Amps? hifiman5Dude...read what the quote above says...its a DRYER power receptacle. All you do is hook up 10 gauge wire to a 30 amp breaker to a regular power outlet and you are good to goWhat I showed you is a 30A outlet, which is commonly used fo... | |
| High Current Outlet for Amps? hifiman5All I’m trying to convey is that the outlet for a 20A or 30A device is the same. The difference is in the gauge of the wire running off your electric service and amperage rating of the circuit breaker in your house’s electrical service box... | |
| Class D Technology mapmanThose who discount or ignore the advantages inherent in newer more efficient and overall higher performance Class D technology are doing others a disservice.Don't be silly. Those who exercise their personal preferences here do a disservic... | |
| High Current Outlet for Amps? ptss... I had a local licensed electrician come to my home and measure current draw to my amp & preamp with my system powered up while i listened to rock and classical orchestral, with my approx 88 db efficiency speakers and 200 watt amp,... | |
| High Current Outlet for Amps? hifiman5The 20 amp receptacle is the same as the 30 amp one! No difference at all. You are just running 10 gauge wire connected to a 30 amp breaker in the service versus a 12 gauge wire connected to a 20 amp breaker.A 20A device on a 30A bre... | |
| To Bi-Wire or use Jumpers? ayonsinha1.... With bi-wire all you are doing is doubling the amount of conductor resulting in way lower resistance for the low voltage DC current. Huh? What DC current are you talking about? If you have DC on your speaker cables, you have a p... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? rauliruegasWhen over time you learned that what you learned before coming from the audio establishment was totally wrong then you know that those establishment information was corrupted by audio market business, was totally biased and this c... |