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In Reply to: RF noise makes signals sound "louder." posted by Al Sekela on April 9, 2007 at 12:28:02:
I do have the PS Audio Duet powering the Amp and CDP from separate,isolated outlets.I am using the stock Duet PC which I suspect is not insulated very well. No other electric devices are running from the Stereo's outlet when listening but a computer is usually on and while plugged in to a different outlet i think they're on the same circuit so i guess running a dedicated line for the Hi Fi and an upgraded in PC for the Duet could be part of the solution. Its true the other IC's i had were not well insulated. single strand alloy with just thin Teflon sheathing so if they were inducing the phenomenon i experienced as added levels I can let go of the idea the IC's which do deliver greater detail, are excessively impeding the signal. I have been unable to find a stated measurement for this cable's capacitance but the step above this model is stated to be at 6.1 Pico Farads/ft and the Silver Ref's are simply said in all literature i found to be "very low".Thanks so much for the thoughtful help.
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- Sounds like what i hear. - ArdRi 13:48:31 04/09/07 (1)
- Some things that can help. - Al Sekela 12:36:35 04/10/07 (0)
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