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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: California
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any one tried to make their own parallel AC power conditioner
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Yes, using a 10uF lighting capacitor, a small X2 rated cap, and Y rated caps across L+E and N+E. I also used a couple of varistors to help supress spikes.
The sound warmed and richened up, and spaciousness seemed to improve. (isolation transformers seem to make a larger difference to the sound, but can introduce compromise.)
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which is hot, nuetral and ground --- not fimilar with L & E
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L= live = hot
E = earth = ground N = neutral |
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Ah yeh, sorry, I wasn't clear.
Just saying really that I made a basic filter, it improved the sound, and if you want a more powerful effect, you may have to introduce a series component - transformer, or inductor. But that will cause problems/trade-offs for bass quality and dynamics in some amplifiers.
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thanks
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