Hi Jim, sorry, I just got back to this thread, yes, I have been listening, I do have a 10/3 romex connected to a furutech GTX-D Rhodium for my amp, yes, The Krell 700cx amp comes with a captive power cord that says 600 volts rating on it, Jim, I have said over and over, my amp is NOT useing all 30 amps, it simply spikes over 20 amps, all I am saying Jim-Jea48, My krell 700cx runs cooler, more dynamic, bigger sound stage, more or less, effortless useing a 30 amp single pole breaker versus a single pole 20 amp breaker, I was shocked after 20hrs of burn-in of the breaker at the difference this made, Damn Jim, this is the best cheap tweak ever I have done, more than cost effective, I do not know why or how Jim, But I assure you, the 20 amp breaker in my opinon, was chocking my amp!, Thankyou jim for all the post you have done, I really don't have an explaination, I am just telling you that this works, no problems, and was worth doing, and that I know many members of audiogon that did the same here with their Krell amps, I was afraid to do it Jim, Chris Vanhas of vh-audio sold me the furutech GTX-D R with the understanding that it would not heat up or damge the outlet with a 30 amp breaker because of how well it is built, as it turns out, he was correct, not even warm!, I have checked this outlet over and over, the wires going to it, if any smell was coming from it, for heat, nothing, the wpo-wall power outlet is cold all the time with NO issues, thanks jim.
Amp and preamp on same outlet?
Just how much of a no-no is this? ARC goes as far to print in their manual to say to have the amp and preamp on their own circuit. I live in an apt. and I'm forced to have both plugged into the same outlet. Cords just don't reach....How much sound quality is lost by doing this? It sounds great as is, but is there a major detriment to this? I'm curious.
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