can you explain your comment to me? this electrical stuff gets my head spinning.Does seem like those OneAC units are not outputting a lot of power, under an amp at 120v some of them. That's not a lot of juice.
I'm no tech either but I believe that a max output of an amp at 120v is 120 watts (at a fixed voltage, A x V = W). I thought I might buy one or two of those OneAC units to run the powered subs of my speakers through... but those each are 1200w subs. The Elgar, for instance, is non current limiting, 1800w. With some of these OneAC units you might not even have enough juice to run a pre-amp. You can see they get more expensive the more powerful they are. You just need to make sure that they are capable of outputting enough wattage to handle the max power consumption of whatever you're running into it.
I'm no tech either but I believe that a max output of an amp at 120v is 120 watts (at a fixed voltage, A x V = W). I thought I might buy one or two of those OneAC units to run the powered subs of my speakers through... but those each are 1200w subs. The Elgar, for instance, is non current limiting, 1800w. With some of these OneAC units you might not even have enough juice to run a pre-amp. You can see they get more expensive the more powerful they are. You just need to make sure that they are capable of outputting enough wattage to handle the max power consumption of whatever you're running into it.
Hey Dave&Saggy
I rarely read these type of threads,and usually wouldn't comment but...........
What I would like to know is, is your gear on dedicated lines? I'm talking 20 Amp lines from your service equipment to a specification grade Hubbell or P&S type 20 Amp receptacle. Noise on the line from lights,dimmers,refrigerators,computers,AC units,wall warts,bad splices in junction boxes and other things can be serious issues. fluorescent lighting is a major noise problem. Saggy, I don't know about your building but our friends at ConEd deliver a relatively clean product. Get you hands on an oscilloscope and have a look.
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Hey Dave&Saggy
I rarely read these type of threads,and usually wouldn't comment but...........
What I would like to know is, is your gear on dedicated lines? I'm talking 20 Amp lines from your service equipment to a specification grade Hubbell or P&S type 20 Amp receptacle. Noise on the line from lights,dimmers,refrigerators,computers,AC units,wall warts,bad splices in junction boxes and other things can be serious issues. fluorescent lighting is a major noise problem. Saggy, I don't know about your building but our friends at ConEd deliver a relatively clean product. Get you hands on an oscilloscope and have a look.
Well I doubt they would advertise the people that returned their units after buying them.Ultimately, after reading one testimonial after another of satisfied, in many cases elated, customers,
Well I doubt they would advertise the people that returned their units after buying them.
The very last place I would believe a "testimonial" was a website owned by the company or a website linked by that company.
Well I doubt they would advertise the people that returned their units after buying them.
The very last place I would believe a "testimonial" was a website owned by the company or a website linked by that company. The amount of fake reviews on the net is so high that I really dont believe any of them. I am not saying what the power conditioner you bought does not work, I am saying that I in no way believe any reviews written online. My daughter just graduated from law school and in the dorm there were ads on the BBs in the advertising for "bloggers". When my daughter called the number, she was told the job was to create a profile on several auto mag web sites and to post positive reviews about a certain car company (wont name it).......she would get $.25 a post. A law school was probably the wrong place to post that notice as several curious students looked into it and found it was being run by a marketing company that did ad work for a major car company. After a week or so the phone was disconnected and the notices never showed back up.