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In Reply to: Interesting posted by unclestu52 on August 21, 2006 at 12:57:24:
near the sensitive load.I've survived an "upgrade" to my wife's video setup. Her TiVo died, and, for a few days, I had blissful sound. Then the new unit arrived and the noise returned. I've found that a filament transformer plugged in the same outlet that feeds the video setup (in another room from the audio system, which has dedicated circuits) helps tremendously.
If you already have the RGPC units, you won't need the choke tweaks for your audio system. However, you might want to experiment with using them next to unrelated noise sources.
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- I think the transformers/chokes have to be near the noise source and - Al Sekela 19:48:33 08/21/06 (1)
- Thanks! - unclestu52 20:27:18 08/21/06 (0)
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