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RE: Standby switch...pros and cons?

I would have chosen a device with a higher cold resistance and a longer time constant. A CL-140 (50 Ohms cold vs. 10 Ohms for a CL-120) would have been my choice. Also, I've never had any luck using them in series in the location where you have them. IMHO a single CL-140 would do much better for you.

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  • RE: Standby switch...pros and cons? - Jim McShane 09:34:37 08/20/16 (0)
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