@ghdprentice -Also, recommended, put your amp on a separate dedicated line from the rest of your equipment. This has a very positive impact.
Any concern about ground loops? I’ve read to avoid one should keep system on same circuit.
Basic surge protection with some noise filtering without strangling the amplifier?
I’m looking to get a basic multi-outlet surge protector that has some basic noise filtering and that has at least a few outlets for high-voltage equipment (amp in my case) that will not kill the sound of the amp.
Do those of you with practical experience and/or technical know-how think that that the Furman Elite -15 PF i fits this description? (From its own write-up, it does.) Are there other devices in roughly the same price range (<$1k), that I should consider?
The amps in question are a JRDG 625 V2 and a CODA CSib.
For one data point of comparison, I tried plugging the 625 V2 into a Torus RM-20 and while the sound floor did seem improved (from already very quiet to even blacker), the sound quality immediately suffered a lack of vitality and dynamism. So, the amp is not connected that way any more. The other upstream components (pre-amp, Roon Nucleus One, streamer & DAC) do seem to like the Torus though.
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Wow... Other country other climate i think... Here all is relatively previsible even the imprevisible... |
@kirkwallace Hello. Great!!! If the Furman works for you, especially at that low price point, run with it. There's always more than one way to skin a cat Lol!!! Happy listening. |