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Should I Use Hammond 193Q Choke If I live In Area With 220VAC ?

Should I use a 10H Hammond choke such as 193Q if I live in a place with a 220VAC electrical supply ?

Also I am now using the Jon Risch DIY power line filters and isolation transformers with the R-C filter implemented per the suggestion by Al Sekela for my CD player and DAC. The result is very good. Should I still need to implement the Hammond choke ? Or will the Hammond choke will have interaction with my DIY power line filters and isolation transformers ?

Thanks.


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Topic - Should I Use Hammond 193Q Choke If I live In Area With 220VAC ? - diyaudiophile 01:00:55 04/23/07 (5)
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