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1st September 2010, 11:47 AM
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Power supply cabling
Greetings everyone,
If my power supply is located two or so feet from the amplifier, should I use shielded cable for the bias voltage? The filament supply will be located in a separate cable assembly from the "DC" supplies and all cabling will be done with teflon coated wire. Thanks, Ray |
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