djorgy20
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| Surge and Conditioning @lonemountain awesome summary, thank you! Question for you as I looked up your company’s offerings, which are impressive; however, beyond my budget for this piece (for now). Knowing that, what would you recommend under $500 to $900? Thanks! | |
| Surge and Conditioning Mm1tt77 your post summed this up perfectly for me in a way I have been struggling to articulate. I am looking for surge protection and noise reduction by cleaning up some dirty power, likely due to the coax cable that comes in near the 20 a pl... | |
| Surge and Conditioning Thank you. I will check them out. Any thoughts on surgeX? I’m seeing them mentioned along with zero surge. Thanks! | |
| Surge and Conditioning Thank you all for the comments. Understood on the whole house. We are building a new home and will do that there but not going to put it in here. Are the furmans voltage limiting? The tech I spoke to at our local shop says to make sure it’s not v... | |
| Surge and Conditioning I have no idea about other McIntosh owners and what they like or don’t? If you re-read my original post, I own a marantz receiver and I’m specifically asking for other options than the mcp500 as I don’t want to spend $3,000. Thank you for pointing... | |
| Speaker cables bi wiring for front towers This would be my first venture in bi wiring, it was previously bi amped but I’m now using a McIntosh mc300 to the mains. Marantz SR5011 receiver. I have it completely pulled apart at the moment, but will add a photo when back up and running! :). ... | |
| Speaker cables bi wiring for front towers $500 or < However, I am curious what people’s views are on how much difference these really make as you go up the price level. |