Switching to battery power


Hi

Has anybody switched their audio system either wholly or partially to battery power? I've read that some folks have had good results using Goal Zero power stations for doing this, but I'm sure a couple of quality deep cycle and good full wave inverter would work no?

Please share if you have tried it and what your finding were.

Thanks
Paul
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I have never heard ASR but a friend whose opinion I highly respect on these matters says it’s the best sounding integrated out there.

Yes but they can go crazy, and that heatsink cracking and popping is the bias going nutz, very dangerous.

 
When the battery supply gets too low, weird things begin happening, like the inputs start switching on their own making the music go back and forth between glorious and blah. The Direct no longer is Direct but Input 5, even though the lights indicate it is Direct. The amp is susceptible to weirdness when the heat sinks suddenly pop and crack at random intervals and scare you with low level music
Cheers George
I’ve never had a problem George and Herr Friedrich has been making ASR since the early 1980’s. It’s now at the tech because I have a signal cut in the right channel but this is the first time since I bought it that I’ve had repair work done.
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Just a copy/paste from an owner Idiosyncratic, responding on the Stereophile review of it.

Cheers George
George, I find this post odd. To make the claim that lights are turning on and to not know what they are for. Trying to play the amp with an uncharged battery, etc... It's as though he's making up issues or he's not operating the amp in the way it's intended.
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