Post by justin on Dec 9, 2021 15:54:00 GMT
Hi All,
I power my analogue studio from the wall 120V. So far so good--seems though to be a noise peak on weekends mid-afternoon.
I know there are a number of ways to address this. To begin with, I want to preliminarily go back to ignoring things like Furman IT-1220 or Power Regenerators, discrete ac lines with higher amperage, etc and just start with an online UPS. I know experts don't agree on these things so I am just starting small in my experiment to get cleaner power.
Who can recommend a solid sub 1-thousand dollar Online UPS that will work well in a small home studio? I am hoping for a device that is standard 3-prong grounded IEC cable to the wall; (don't want to have to have a special form of outlet configured, i.e. like the schtucky or whatever that format is called.)
At present I run my small console (SC Delta w/linear power supply) HD24 and outboard gear off a Furman M-8lx. Could I put the UPS first toward the wall circuit? What I think I currently understand is that since consoles, outboard gear, and tape machines generally ARE NOT POWER AMPLIFIERS that the online UPS will work fine with them. I won't be running a guitar amp in this circuit. I would like to run my monitors which are small class a/b Tannoy GOLD 5's. Does anyone anticipate any obvious problems with distortion etc in this?
I'm probably misinformed about a lot of what I've said here, and I know that can draw fire from some. I'm up for it because I am dedicated to learning.
thanks,
Justin
I power my analogue studio from the wall 120V. So far so good--seems though to be a noise peak on weekends mid-afternoon.
I know there are a number of ways to address this. To begin with, I want to preliminarily go back to ignoring things like Furman IT-1220 or Power Regenerators, discrete ac lines with higher amperage, etc and just start with an online UPS. I know experts don't agree on these things so I am just starting small in my experiment to get cleaner power.
Who can recommend a solid sub 1-thousand dollar Online UPS that will work well in a small home studio? I am hoping for a device that is standard 3-prong grounded IEC cable to the wall; (don't want to have to have a special form of outlet configured, i.e. like the schtucky or whatever that format is called.)
At present I run my small console (SC Delta w/linear power supply) HD24 and outboard gear off a Furman M-8lx. Could I put the UPS first toward the wall circuit? What I think I currently understand is that since consoles, outboard gear, and tape machines generally ARE NOT POWER AMPLIFIERS that the online UPS will work fine with them. I won't be running a guitar amp in this circuit. I would like to run my monitors which are small class a/b Tannoy GOLD 5's. Does anyone anticipate any obvious problems with distortion etc in this?
I'm probably misinformed about a lot of what I've said here, and I know that can draw fire from some. I'm up for it because I am dedicated to learning.
thanks,
Justin
