It is designed to go between the tape loop or between preamp and amp. I use mine through the tape loop and switch it into the circuit when I listen to vinyl. It has removed completely, all rumble from my system and stopped the woofer cones from oscillating. I am using 2 pairs of MIT AVT3 interconnects, at less than a hundred per pair.
Low freq rumble, and using a KAB Subsonic filter.
I posted this in the Cable section here on A'gon, but thought it might be a good idea to post here in the Analog section also, as it directly pertains to an issue I'm having with my Analog set up.
After adding a REL sub, when using my tt, I'm getting a low freq rumble from my sub. A friend is going to let me try his KAB RF-1 subsonic filter to see how this works out. I have a couple of questions:
1. Should I insert it between my phono preamp and preamp, or
Should I insert it in my tape loop? Sonically which would be best?
2. Will my choice of interconnects be an important consideration as to use with the KAB? Is there a good, inexpensive interconnect that you recommend for use with the KAB?
In advance, thanks for your input regarding the use of the KAB
After adding a REL sub, when using my tt, I'm getting a low freq rumble from my sub. A friend is going to let me try his KAB RF-1 subsonic filter to see how this works out. I have a couple of questions:
1. Should I insert it between my phono preamp and preamp, or
Should I insert it in my tape loop? Sonically which would be best?
2. Will my choice of interconnects be an important consideration as to use with the KAB? Is there a good, inexpensive interconnect that you recommend for use with the KAB?
In advance, thanks for your input regarding the use of the KAB