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From: Mike.Reaper@f421.n109.z1.Fidonet.Org (Mike Reaper)
Newsgroups: rec.audio.high-end
Subject: Re: Tice Power Conditioner
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Date: 11 Mar 91 13:53:29 GMT
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[] Doesn't it seem like a magnetic coil, storing energy in a magnetic
   field, and refusing to change voltage quickly, preferring instead
   to keep a constant current, would shave off or otherwise distort the
   uppermost frequencies?
 
   Could it be that this large, energy storing inductor is doing
nothing more than wiping out the high frequencies (by delaying them),
by not allowing the equipment power as it needs it?
 
   Isn't a fundamental rule of common sense NOT to put a series 
inductor in an audio power supply?  I mean, isn't a constant
voltage more important than a constant current?
  
 
MIKE.REAPER@F421.N109.Z1.FIDONET.ORG

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