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In Reply to: I dont have the Cary's anymore posted by DC STEVE on June 27, 2007 at 20:31:57:
It is the Canary amps that use choke-input power supply filters. Your system should be just fine with both of them on a single circuit.
If you don't get the electrician back to install three dedicated circuits, then you can use the one on the opposite leg to power your computer or install a noise filter.
I thought of another question for you. We have been assuming your power amps use three-wire power cords and that the "ground" is connected to the chassis. However, it is possible that someone intelligent enough to use a choke-input filter would also use a two-wire power cord, or install an IEC connector where the "ground" is not connected inside the amp. Can you tell us whether your amps have the exposed metal connected to AC "ground?"
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- Sorry, my error. I meant to type Canary, but "Cary" came out... - Al Sekela 13:30:32 06/28/07 (0)
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