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In Reply to: 1 power conditioner or two to connect hifi and tv/cable? posted by oldcrow on March 15, 2007 at 09:53:04:
It really depends on how good your ground connections are. Theoretically, each of the power conditioners can shunt any surge directly to ground since that route has a much lower impedance than any other that might take the surge through a signal line to another component. In practice, that may not be so, especially if the two conditioners are on different outlets or, worse, on different AC circuits.For example, I had two Panamax devices at one time with my all my HT system components split between them and Panamax advised me to run a heavy link between the ground terminals on the two. Now, I run everything, except my sub, off one APC S-15 which is the only thing on that dedicated line. The sub is on another dedicated line with its own surge protector AND a signal line surge block in the coax to the sub.
So, no single answer except I gave you more to consider. :-)
Kal
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Follow Ups
- Re: 1 power conditioner or two to connect hifi and tv/cable? - Kal Rubinson 10:42:32 03/15/07 (1)
- Of course I have what you describe as "worse" - oldcrow 11:35:29 03/15/07 (0)
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