Thanks guys, great information.
I just cranked the volume almost to full and put my ear to the sub and tweeters. On the right channel I can hear a very faint noise. Reminds me of the sound of a very light rain on your rain jacket but from a distance. This sound is also detectable at a normal volume setting. :( The other thing is the voltage on the Furman always reads 125, solid. Always reads that unless the heater on my Quickmill espresso machine kicks on and then it drops to 123. Thats only on in the morning of course but she is a brute.
Do you guys ( < 1% chance of a female on here?) think the rain sound is coming from my amp?
John_g, I is interested in doing a power cable to the Furman mod. I thought about that when I looked at it. If its not to much trouble for you to post.
I am definitely going to get power cables to my DAC and Amp. Early next week I think I will run over to PS Audio and pick up a new Power Cable and test switching that back and forth from the Wall to the Furman.
I actually called Furman and their support person said that the linear line filter technology they use should not affect my amplification. The rest of the technology in that piece is all to do with protection, triggering other components on/off and display.
I just cranked the volume almost to full and put my ear to the sub and tweeters. On the right channel I can hear a very faint noise. Reminds me of the sound of a very light rain on your rain jacket but from a distance. This sound is also detectable at a normal volume setting. :( The other thing is the voltage on the Furman always reads 125, solid. Always reads that unless the heater on my Quickmill espresso machine kicks on and then it drops to 123. Thats only on in the morning of course but she is a brute.
Do you guys ( < 1% chance of a female on here?) think the rain sound is coming from my amp?
John_g, I is interested in doing a power cable to the Furman mod. I thought about that when I looked at it. If its not to much trouble for you to post.
I am definitely going to get power cables to my DAC and Amp. Early next week I think I will run over to PS Audio and pick up a new Power Cable and test switching that back and forth from the Wall to the Furman.
I actually called Furman and their support person said that the linear line filter technology they use should not affect my amplification. The rest of the technology in that piece is all to do with protection, triggering other components on/off and display.