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In Reply to: RE: This is very interesting. posted by Ric Schultz on August 12, 2022 at 12:19:24:
Was hoping it would be as revelatory as when I placed the MUTEC MC3+USB in the digital system but it is an improvement though I do have many hours of listening to do to really know.
It did not harm dynamics which was my concern. It does add spaciousness especially front to back - it is like the atmosphere of the recorded space is allowed to intrude further into the room.
The inverter says it is only using 640 watts which took me by surprise - I would have thought far more.
The PURITAN filter will not work in my system. I have my four main amplifiers connected to the "heavy appliance" output. No connectors. I have my ancillary components plugged into a power strip which I plug into one of the receptacles on the inverter. I would not want to have to use expensive ac plus to be able to use an expensive line filter. I am considering the ground filter.
(main speakers are bi-amplified Danley MEH inspired based upon the Klipsch K402 horn as designed by Chris A when he felt welcome at the Klipsch forum. I never thought I would own anything Klipsch. Amplifiers are class A designed by Zen Mod at DIYaudio using the Tokin THF51 SIT devices)
I use four 15 inches RYTHMIK subwoofers - using this many of them makes for light work for them. I plugged one of them into the inverter expecting it would have required more than 10 watts. I am going to connect two of the four to the inverter. The two in the back corners would require much too long power cords.
I go into all of this since I was concerned about the inverter being stressed. I does get a bit above warm and the fan never turned on.
I am glad I did this and I appreciate you bringing it up.
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