You guys are making ME laugh!
I know there are lots of old timers out there that are laughing also - if they are reading this post. This is, I'm sure, not a new idea by any means. I'm sure lots of audio nuts have tried this.
It just makes sense that if one can take a connection or two out of the chain that it would be beneficial.
What the heck difference does it make on safety?! If the wire is rated for 600 volts, the wires are insulated, grounded, the power is run through breakers and there are fuses in every component - where's the big scary fire threat?
One could certainly use a surface mounted panel and run the leads out of it? right? That would keep the wires out of the wall completely.
Do you all feel better about that?
Sincere thanks to all (well, most) that respond.
I know there are lots of old timers out there that are laughing also - if they are reading this post. This is, I'm sure, not a new idea by any means. I'm sure lots of audio nuts have tried this.
It just makes sense that if one can take a connection or two out of the chain that it would be beneficial.
What the heck difference does it make on safety?! If the wire is rated for 600 volts, the wires are insulated, grounded, the power is run through breakers and there are fuses in every component - where's the big scary fire threat?
One could certainly use a surface mounted panel and run the leads out of it? right? That would keep the wires out of the wall completely.
Do you all feel better about that?
Sincere thanks to all (well, most) that respond.