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RE: Time To Simplify

Posted by russ69 on December 30, 2016 at 17:54:06:

"If you're downsizing for operational simplicity's sake the best way to go might be Sanders. The Sanders Preamplifier and Magtech amp can be left on all the time without posing a massive power drain."

I've got a ton of big amps and tube amps AND good pre-amps, that is what I'm trying to get rid of. Minimalist, not the minimal number of separates and servers. I don't know if that will be a successful move but if it takes a half hour to turn my system on, it will stay off most of the time. I want a simple system that I can run all the time without powering up the local substation first.