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From: pmr@drutx.UUCP (Rastocny)
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Subject: Phil R.'s system, part3
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Date: Wed, 29-Aug-84 09:47:30 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 29 09:47:30 1984
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(Re: What type of equipment does Phil R. have?, part 3.)

Mains:

All 60Hz 120VRMS power is RF filtered and capable of supplying more than
twice the peak current demands of all components combined.  The power
amplifier is on its own dedicated 30A RF filtered line that also
incorporates a remote soft start circuit.


Loudspeaker wires and connectors:

The 25' loudspeaker wires are hand-made from 3,200' of #26 OFHC wire-wrap
wire wound in a true Litz configuration, effective wire size is #11.
Both the speaker and amplifier terminals are solid copper self-compressing
50A lugs.  A two inch length of #10 copper braid is soldered to the ends
of the wires to prevent dissimilar metal corrosion at the terminals.

		Yours for higher fidelity,
		Phil Rastocny
		AT&T-ISL
		ihnp4!drufl!pmr