Power amps and preamps that have SMPS are usually immune to line variations (being line and load regulated) and to DC voltage presence. In addition they often operate in wide range 80-240V
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Hello everyone,
I live in New York City which has very bad electrical problems for audio and video. I just had the electrician put a dedicated 20 amp for my video, and I still get fluctuations anywhere from 112 to 120, never a consistent solid voltage. I bought a Richard gray pole pig thinking that would help and nothing, well not nothing, it keeps it no lower than 115.
I was thinking of buying a PS Audio power regenarator and connecting that to the wall and then connecting the pole pig to that.
Is that possible? Anyone with experience in this? Thanks for the help guys
I live in New York City which has very bad electrical problems for audio and video. I just had the electrician put a dedicated 20 amp for my video, and I still get fluctuations anywhere from 112 to 120, never a consistent solid voltage. I bought a Richard gray pole pig thinking that would help and nothing, well not nothing, it keeps it no lower than 115.
I was thinking of buying a PS Audio power regenarator and connecting that to the wall and then connecting the pole pig to that.
Is that possible? Anyone with experience in this? Thanks for the help guys