I have a sub fuse box for my hifi room.
I am wondering... why don't I replace that fuse box with the PS Premier? Will that work? the whole room will be 'treated'?
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- RE: PS Premier replacing... - PaulMC 09:44:20 08/19/09
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- In Reply to: RE: PS Premier replacing... posted by ws on August 18, 2009 at 13:12:23
Indeed if you did that whatever was plugged into the Premier would be great sounding and "treated". However, let's make sure whatever your room is drawing is not going to overload the Premier. It does have limits. :)
- RE: PS Premier replacing... - ws 10:09:00 08/19/09
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- In Reply to: RE: PS Premier replacing... posted by PaulMC on August 19, 2009 at 09:44:20
What is the limit? I can run multiple Premier... =)
- RE: PS Premier replacing... - PaulMC 10:12:11 08/19/09
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- In Reply to: RE: PS Premier replacing... posted by ws on August 19, 2009 at 10:09:00
Well, a Premier can handle up to 1500 watts of music power and on a continual basis, perhaps a good 1000 watts. This is enough for most two channel audio systems. Once you start adding home theater stuff like big TV's or projectors, you start to run into the need for multiple PPP's.
- RE: PS Premier replacing... - PaulMC 10:12:11 08/19/09
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- RE: PS Premier replacing... - ws 10:09:00 08/19/09
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