Recent content by rajupatel

Thanks russ, 800 W is peak drawing. i rarely operate at peak (high SPL's) levels. But a guess would be, that for the amps i would be drawing around 250W at above normal listening levels. This is because i operate amps at -12dB levels. Guess that would mean 250X6=1500W and add another 250W to...

We have 240V 50Hz supply voltage. To run my audio setup, how much battery power would i need? Would it be ok if I use an inverter? I am told that that the amps will need a 5 amp supply and consumption on stand by is 50W and at peak output it is 800W. I have six amps. Other equipment consumption...

Hi Guys, Thanks for the great "eye openers". I am better informed now. And incidentally I AM NOT AN AUDIOPHILE. This was an idea that was thrown to me and i do make it a point to research well before i take the plunge. and that includes talking to professional's in the field too. And I did read...

yes i have heard the same system on both power sources separately. Hence the observation. "Bipolars posts" = where? link?

i agree. but i have heard amplifier running on an dedicated power source and it sounds so much more cleaner with a much lower noise floor. The transients in the music are more pronounced and impactful. If i understand right the more components there are in a circuitry more is the contamination...

my normal source is the grid. But. as usual, many electric items are connected to my home power source (both inside and outside) which do carry electrical noise. Hence I want a dedicated power source to run just my audio equipment. and nothing else will be connected to it.

Hi, I am a novice. I have very sensitive high end audio equipment. I want to power them up from an independent source. I was contemplating using a electric motor driven generator. I want to do this to supply cleanest power to the equipment/electronics. My power requirement is about 5 KVA. I am...