LED dimmable lights in audio room?


I am getting ready to redo my audio room/home office.

I am going to redo the ceiling tiles in here and want to wire up some dimmable LED lights (the "can"-type ones).

I would also like to put them on a dimmer. 

Any electromagnetic interference/distortion/static types of issues that you could foresee doing that?

Just wondered if anyone has done this before.

Thanks in advance.


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Just as a side note ... When I turn off the display lights in my ARC gear ... REF-3 and PH-8 I get a slight reduction in noise resulting in better sound. It is slight but audible. 

Frank
The room had its own dedicated power subpanel, and the lighting was supposedly on a completely isolated line.
The operative word being, "supposedly"!   

For the "I've lost count of how many times" time, there is no such thing as a completely isolated line. The closest you can get is batteries. Even then the batteries must be disconnected from the line. Even then the isolation is only partial, because RFI is everywhere. You want a completely isolated line, build your house inside a Faraday cage, with its own nuclear power plant. With just the stereo. No lights. No nothing. And with the power plant somehow isolated......    

Short of that: there is no such thing as completely isolated!   


Every dimmer switch and every led bulb is different. If you find the quietest set you can help them by adding ferrite chokes to the wiring at the lights.
I have them in my basement. No noticable degradation to the surround sound system there. If you can’t find a quiet dimmer just replace with a SPST.
A Trifield EM100 will help finding the noise.