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In Reply to: The cheap portable radio test. posted by Leisure7 on December 19, 2003 at 10:03:29:
I dont think we can "blame" the 861 power supply. Afaik it is very well shielded and provides proper filtering (Shaffner filters?). If mains RF is a problem for the 861, it is also for a lot of other cdplayers.Now the AM radio test is interesting :) I dont even think I have one anymore, so I can't test myself, so one question:
What if you turn the display on the Wadia off? When I listen alone late at night, it seems that the sound is cleaner when I turn off the display... It's easy to fool one own mind on such matters, but if your radio-test gives similar results, we would at least ahve some sort of real evidence that RF influences sound is a negative way.
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- Re: The cheap portable radio test. - S 11:57:54 12/19/03 (1)
- Keep the Wadia display OFF. - Leisure7 15:45:17 12/20/03 (0)
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