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Re: Puritan

Posted by rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com on August 24, 2022 at 12:53:04:
I do not use plugs.

It would cost me a fortune over and above the cost of the PURITAN to buy power connectors to use it.

If I took it apart to try it out I doubt they would give me my money back.

I see that 6moons liked it but that is about it. I do not see it listed in his ancillary components so he must not have loved it that much. Plus the DC blocking aspect, I would think, is not needed here. I tend to agree a filter is needed though I do not hear the need for it YET but that one is probably overkill for those who do not have thousands of dollars to throw at the system. I am a DIYer by necessity.

I will continue with my plan to use the Fo-Felix filter at the power input of each device at a fraction of the cost. Filters should ideally be at the power input of the device instead of before a long power cord. No different than you would not place a loudspeaker filter at the amplifier and have it drive the speaker cable.

There is more than one way to skin the cat. Convenience is always expensive.