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In Reply to: High Res Speaker Filters posted by drumminman on June 3, 2009 at 08:48:51:
You should add these to one type of place at a time and listen for the changes. Even if the amp has stabilization networks inside, adding a filter at the amp binding posts may give an improvement.
If you don't hear an improvement after some break-in, then don't leave them in place.
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Follow Ups
- Ideally, use one at each end of each cable, or six total. - Al Sekela 14:55:23 06/03/09 (8)
- RE: Ideally, use one at each end of each cable, or six total. - David Pritchard 09:11:38 06/06/09 (1)
- Try some higher values of R. - Al Sekela 14:42:29 06/06/09 (0)
- Sorry about barging in, saw this as I mistakenly clicked - Muzikmike 15:17:14 06/03/09 (5)
- Agree, that is a better way to evaluate their effect. - Al Sekela 15:43:44 06/04/09 (4)
- "In my environment" - Awe-d-o-file 08:06:46 06/05/09 (1)
- Just don't cryo breakfast. - Muzikmike 11:59:13 06/05/09 (0)
- You mean the "new" ones I just got are gonna blow my - Muzikmike 15:49:53 06/04/09 (1)
- I just can't do it.... - Awe-d-o-file 11:06:52 06/09/09 (0)
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