Originally Posted by
struth
how does that work brian. do you just plug it in somewhere and it sucks all the stuff out?
Originally Posted by
brian2957
Yup
Unfortunately, filtering does not work like that. Especially with high-frequency noise.
The filtering has to be close to the load to be effective.
This means that you would need such a filter really close to every device that you want to protect. Or at least between the device and the source of the noise.
By sticking it somewhere randomly, you could get some improvement if you are lucky, but you will most likely still get lots of high-frequency stuff on your devices. The amount of the effect will of course heavily depend on the level of optimization of your device's psu for high frequency stuff.
I used powerline adapters for a while, but I got some nasty cracking noise on my speakers so I got rid of them.
I now use only ethernet or wifi
Sources: Modified SL1200 MK2, Salas folded RIAA, Phonoclone, VSPS, Shelter 501 MK2, Modified Pioneer P6D6 as transport, Shigaclone transport, Peter Daniel NOS DAC.
Amplification: Custom 211 Monoblocks, Electrocompaniet AW120, Audio Research VS110, Gainclone
Loudspeakers: Tannoy Turnberry, PBN Montana EP Signature
Cables/stands: Tempflex ribbon and Twinax cables
Other: Promitheus Signature Passive Attenuator, Custom JFET - transformer preamp.
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