Power Management

nellis8166
nellis8166 Posts: 292
edited December 2002 in Basic Hookup/Wiring Questions
hello all,

can anybody recommend a line conditioner/surge supressor that I can run all my gear on and not have to worry about???
another question is when l listen to a dvd at loud volumes the picture on my tv pulses with the beat of my sub. do i not have enough electricity,what could be causing this and is there anything I can do about it???
keep in mind i am on a budget with the first question. thanks in advance,

nat
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,643
    edited December 2002
    nat,

    Check out www.psaudio.com. Sorry, I can't help you with the other question.
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  • schumach
    schumach Posts: 199
    edited December 2002
    nat,

    I had the same problem with my TV, but once I ran a dedicated circuit the problem was resolved. I later found out that the microwave oven was wired in with the original plug I was using for my HT, which is located in a separate room. After finding this out I ran a separate circuit for my HT and my microwave oven. Good luck.
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  • Zen Dragon
    Zen Dragon Posts: 501
    edited December 2002
    You are definitely running too many items on a single circuit. (This does not necessarily mean a single outlet) Often multiple outlets in a single room are on the same breaker circuit. In an old home the wiring can make your head spin as to how many things in diff rooms are on the same circuit.
    The best solution is a dedicated circuit for your audio/video system.
    If re-wiring is not an option, a less attractive fix would be to get your TV plugged into an outlet on a different circuit, which will probably involve the use of a fairly long extension cord. (More cords to hide :eek: )
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