Is this configuration for building two channels as good if not better than the usual monoblock layout?
Two torroids in a box supplying stepped-down AC to the two channels, each in a box containing the 400HG module and a HG mono supply. The length of the AC cable between torroid and the amp box is 5 ft.
The advantage of this layout is elimination of emi from the torroid, and convenience in having very light left/right amps.
Will this affect the music adversely in any way, particularly in PRAT?
Two torroids in a box supplying stepped-down AC to the two channels, each in a box containing the 400HG module and a HG mono supply. The length of the AC cable between torroid and the amp box is 5 ft.
The advantage of this layout is elimination of emi from the torroid, and convenience in having very light left/right amps.
Will this affect the music adversely in any way, particularly in PRAT?
Perhaps I should be more specific.
Will having longer AC leads between transformer and supply lead to more emi/rfi issues, and will it somehow make the music suffer in micro-dynamics?
Or, in terms of sound quality, is this really no different from the typical monoblock layout since we are dealing with AC cables (pre and post transformer) in both cases?
Will having longer AC leads between transformer and supply lead to more emi/rfi issues, and will it somehow make the music suffer in micro-dynamics?
Or, in terms of sound quality, is this really no different from the typical monoblock layout since we are dealing with AC cables (pre and post transformer) in both cases?
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