myke
Grip
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2002
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- 21
Troy,
Thanks for the explanation. If I'm understanding it correctly, the primary benefit of a power conditioner is that they isolate components from each other. I had never considered that this might be an issue. I understand that putting a power amp on the same circuit as a refrigerator isn't such a great idea, as the compressor will add noise to the line that will effect the power amp. But what you're saying is, that the power amp(s) may be generating noise that could effect the other components?
Thanks for the explanation. If I'm understanding it correctly, the primary benefit of a power conditioner is that they isolate components from each other. I had never considered that this might be an issue. I understand that putting a power amp on the same circuit as a refrigerator isn't such a great idea, as the compressor will add noise to the line that will effect the power amp. But what you're saying is, that the power amp(s) may be generating noise that could effect the other components?