Thanks for the response... I was thinking I was the only person every to have this problem. The Kora I owned had a mute delay that worked great on power up. The problem always occurred when power was removed.
Preamp/Amp impedance missmatch?
I live at the end of a very long rural electric coop line. We have several power outages a week. My main system is Dunlavy V speakers, 2 Plinius SA-100 amps (as monoblocks), Audiomeca transport, Dodson Audio DAC with Audio Tekne interconnects and speaker wire. I use MIT power conditioning.
I owned a Kora Eclipes preamp and loved the sound in my system, but whenever the power was interupted while the preamp was operating, the internal fuses in the Plinius amps blew. After months of replacing fuses (a real pain), I switched to an Alioa preamp. This solved the fuse problem, but I've never been really happy with the sound.
Now I'm considering returning to the Kora Eclipse (newer version). Has anybody got any recommendations as to how to keep the fused from blowing? Could I have an impeadance missmatch? (the plinius is 47 ohm) Are there other preamps that will work better?
I owned a Kora Eclipes preamp and loved the sound in my system, but whenever the power was interupted while the preamp was operating, the internal fuses in the Plinius amps blew. After months of replacing fuses (a real pain), I switched to an Alioa preamp. This solved the fuse problem, but I've never been really happy with the sound.
Now I'm considering returning to the Kora Eclipse (newer version). Has anybody got any recommendations as to how to keep the fused from blowing? Could I have an impeadance missmatch? (the plinius is 47 ohm) Are there other preamps that will work better?