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In Reply to: RE: My Pleasure! How many junctions did you treat along the AC wiring? posted by Dryginger2 on January 07, 2024 at 16:44:15
Apologies. After applying even tiny amounts of R.salts to three LPS's, it proved SQ degrading.
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There is a lot of trial and error or experimenting required. By LED lights work well, fuses, SMPS cable at where the wire exits the unit are a few places to try.
My improvement from applying Rochelle salts to outlets/ light switches/ and Internet proved to be limited and distorted by RFI from four overhead LEDs and two twin sets of fluorescent lights sometimes used nearby while listening. That invoked a 'congestion' ceiling of fatigue limiting listening enjoyment and messed with proportions of line and earth treatment.
Neutralizing that RFI with Rochelle salts has ushered in a new world of open, free sound that changes everything including those line/ ground proportions.
So, if anybody out there has congested/ fatiguing sound, treating the RFI of LED's/ fluorescents with Rochelle salts as CDC advises, is likely the key to the listening prison which just became so much more clearly defined.
Has anyone tried Carbon Fiber? Carbon fiber is known for absorbing EMI. I would Iwould think a faceplate made of CF would also work.
There is a lot of trial and error or experimenting required. By LED lights work well, fuses, SMPS cable at where the wire exits the unit are a few places to try.
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