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Advice on replacement wall socket please
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<blockquote data-quote="Bruspark" data-source="post: 453422" data-attributes="member: 20106"><p>Seriously. A lot of people do all sorts of weird things and a rather smaller number make a lot of profit from helping them. </p><p></p><p> The circuitry of any decent HiFi amp is designed to make it immune to Kettles going on and off, Powerline ethernet plugs, local lightning and next door's vacuum cleaner. Rubidium cored dilithium plugs polished to perfection with the fur of baby unicorns will not make a decent amp any better or any more immune. </p><p> If you are having mains-borne interference problems get your consumer unit/ circuit wiring professionally checked. If that doesn't fix it get a better amp / other components or if cheaper you might first try a transient filtered mains distribution block for the audio gear. </p><p></p><p> This is not opinion - I used to design Military electronics equipment for a living ! </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bruspark, post: 453422, member: 20106"] Seriously. A lot of people do all sorts of weird things and a rather smaller number make a lot of profit from helping them. The circuitry of any decent HiFi amp is designed to make it immune to Kettles going on and off, Powerline ethernet plugs, local lightning and next door's vacuum cleaner. Rubidium cored dilithium plugs polished to perfection with the fur of baby unicorns will not make a decent amp any better or any more immune. If you are having mains-borne interference problems get your consumer unit/ circuit wiring professionally checked. If that doesn't fix it get a better amp / other components or if cheaper you might first try a transient filtered mains distribution block for the audio gear. This is not opinion - I used to design Military electronics equipment for a living ! [/QUOTE]
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