28-Jul-2018, 02:36
(27-Jul-2018, 02:23)Damon Wrote: Hello Chatters,
I have a dedicated circuit for my hifi, but I did have a lamp with a compact fluorescent bulb in the same outlet. Other gear not connected to either product, so not affected.
If the class has any questions, I'll try and give any help I can.
Hi Damon. Pim here at the back of the class.
I see power supply a bit like tap water; if it's clean it doesn't need to be filtered. You're using a dedicated power circuit, which could be quite clean, but then you plugged in a fluorescent light. Fluorescents cause interference in power circuits.
So what I'm wondering is this; did the Denali / AQ 1000 clean the dirt you added with the fluorescent light or did they clean the dedicated circuit regardless of the light? It would be easy to check. Just unplug the light and listen for differences again.
The reason I'm asking is because I'm interested to see how clean or dirty a dedicated circuit can be. I've installed dedicated circuits in our new living room but the room has such enormous echo I can't possibly hear any difference in my system. Getting the room to sound any good isn't going to happen anytime soon ( or ever
) so I've decided to dedicate a bedroom to my hifi in the future and just go all out in it. I'm just wondering if I should put in another dedicated circuit or just go with a Denali.
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Dynaudio C1 MkII.
Jim Smith's GBS.
Northern NSW Australia.
