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| Why no “Break in” period? markpop12275 posts 12-09-2019 4:51am @ markpop1227 Take it with a grain of salt.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJFnlDTtsBA FWIW Capacitor Forming https://www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com/download/185386/6ad5ed9e1ff4f727c328cb92da2adf2b/pd... | |
| Romex to your amp? @ cerberus79,Just curious why did you use IG receptacles. What type of branch circuit wiring/wiring method did you use for the two dedicated branch circuits? Example NM MC Metallic conduit/single conductors Jim | |
| Why no “Break in” period? After all this nobody has given us a proven reason why a purely electronic device needs to "break in" after the manufacturer’s burn in. after the manufacturer’s burn in. "after the manufacturer’s burn in." ????For what purpose would a manufactur... | |
| Why no “Break in” period? Electronics do not have a break in period. You are only accommodating to the sound of your system. Your first impression is the right one.As for Paul McGowen, he will tell you what ever it takes to sell his equipment. He is not Ralph Karsten, Nel... | |
| Connecting an Audioquest NRG Edison 20 amp outlet Just a guess Audioquest supplied the spade for use on stranded wire, not solid.Crimps don’t work well on solid wire.Just curl the solid wire around the ground screw on the outlet in a clockwise direction. Close the loop if possible and then tighte... | |
| Power Cords - Equipment Priority? DO NOT ever use solid core wire for component power cables since it is not recommended by many electrical codes due to fatigue failures (i.e. breaking). Probably the majority of audio grade aftermarket power cords made today use solid core wire f... | |
| Dedicated Power Line Project @emailists I assume you live in the US. My post only applies if you live in the US. If you use Romex, (Romex is a Trade Name for NM sheathed cable), it is not designed or manufactured, or UL Listed, for use as you would like to do as basically a p... | |
| 15 amps vs 20 amps The house is not new but was fairly recently rewired. @janehamble If the rewire was done after 2009 there is a good chance the governing AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) adopted the 2008 NEC section in the code requiring TR outlets in habitua... | |
| 15 amps vs 20 amps My wife and I have just moved to a new house As in a brand new constructed house?First the 20 amp outlets may be spec grade. As a rule spec grade outlets will have beefier contacts than cheapo residential grade outlets. The spec grade contacts ho... | |
| Tube types @ infection From my limited tube rolling experiences I found myself agreeing with Joe S.Joe’s Tube Lore https://www.audioasylum.com/scripts/d.pl?audio/faq/joes-tubes.html#6DJ8Jim | |
| Audiophile Receptacle question badger_erich8 posts 10-06-2019 8:14am Hey guys...noob here. With one of these outlets you’re referring to, I still need to buy and use some sort of surge/power protection right? If so, is that going to screw with the clean power coming from the o... | |
| Audiophile Receptacle question @ daveyf Agree. | |
| Audiophile Receptacle question daveyf1,318 posts 10-05-2019 1:25pm Wait a minute, if you are using a vintage amp, are you not supposed to use the vintage plug ( two pin...non grounded) that came with it! Plug that into any wall outlet and you risk....well you know.Change ... | |
| Audiophile Receptacle question zyphryx15 posts 10-03-2019 3:18pm @jea48 and yes; Romex is a brand name. I was using it like I would say "I need a band-aid" instead of saying "I need a sterile adhesive strip" or kool-aid instead of powdered drink mix or Kleenex instead of boxed... | |
| Audiophile Receptacle question You can use 12/3 or 14/3 Romex. The braided 4-wire is for 220v ranges & dryers. It’s braided because if it were solid you couldn’t pull it through studs and joists. Canceling EMI wasn’t really a consideration although it may work. It’s not br... |