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In Reply to: Yet Another Dedicated Line Question posted by 1973shovel on July 1, 2007 at 08:44:38:
Your dedicated line (singlular) provides some isolation from the problems associated with the typical daisy-chain wiring method on convenience circuits. There are no upstream crappy contacts in series with your audio system, for example. There are no upstream noisy appliances. A single dedicated line will still allow the audio system components to interact through their individual power supply noises, however.
A dedicated line will not protect your audio system from broadcast RF energy, which can come from noisy switching of high-current appliances. What you heard is not a problem, and is to be expected from the proximity of the fan wiring.
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- Line noise versus broadcast noise. - Al Sekela 13:50:53 07/01/07 (1)
- Thank You Al - 1973shovel 18:23:10 07/01/07 (0)
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