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Mains noise
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The link in the first post in this thread suggests (in a non-definitive but effective manner) that the Polaris and the Sigma are both very good at cleaning noise from the wall socket.
However there seems to be a problem if a "dirty" component  (like a wall wart or indeed a Devialet) is introduced into the board/conditioner. There is substantial cross contamination across all the sockets on the board/conditioner.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwwAe5Xo...e=youtu.be.

Dedicated runs from the CU (consumer unit i.e. the mains box supplying the dwelling) for each critical dirty component seem (from earlier mains power related threads) to go a long way to isolate components.

http://devialetchat.com/showthread.php?tid=145

But is there still some contamination happening across dedicated runs ? After-all can't one's power be contaminated by the activities of our neighbours, local factories, etc.
And a dedicated run from the CU is still supplying "mains quality" power.

It seems that there are no definitive answers, just the many and varied anecdotal accounts of people's experiences with conditioners, regenerators, isolation transformers, dedicated runs, etc.
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Messages In This Thread
Mains noise - by gray - 28-Dec-2015, 05:04
RE: Mains noise - by Sharone - 28-Dec-2015, 06:45
RE: Mains noise - by gray - 28-Dec-2015, 06:56
RE: Mains noise - by Sharone - 28-Dec-2015, 14:57
RE: Mains noise - by gray - 29-Dec-2015, 11:28
RE: Mains noise - by GuillaumeB - 29-Dec-2015, 13:45
RE: Mains noise - by gray - 29-Dec-2015, 23:28
RE: Mains noise - by TheMadButcher - 30-Dec-2015, 13:04
RE: Mains noise - by gray - 30-Dec-2015, 13:46
RE: Mains noise - by hrky_zmaj - 30-Dec-2015, 22:08
RE: Mains noise - by Music or sound - 30-Dec-2015, 18:13
RE: Mains noise - by mauidan - 30-Dec-2015, 22:43
RE: Mains noise - by IanG-UK - 31-Dec-2015, 18:30

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