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DennyFast

 

From:
Springfield, Tn. USA
Post  Posted 10 Nov 2006 8:40 am    
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Sense my studio is small (bedroom studio), I don't have enough electrical outlets to run my gear without using power stripes. I know this is not good cause it will cause a ele. field..like clicks and pops! What can I use to run all this gear without having a electrician add more ac outlets? Denny
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Reggie Duncan

 

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Mississippi
Post  Posted 10 Nov 2006 4:06 pm    
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If you have a couple outlets, make them dedicated circuits (seperate breakers). Then, use surge protector/power strips.
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David L. Donald


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Koh Samui Island, Thailand
Post  Posted 10 Nov 2006 10:25 pm    
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If you do have electrical field problems.

Get some steel, not aluminium, conduits,
and put your mass of wires and busbars
into the conduit and or boxes,
and then run a ground wire from conduit to
earth / electrical ground.

This should give some shielding from 60 hz hum.

Also a master ground lead top the cases of all your systems devices helps too.
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