They do indeed have their own active amps with rather husky power supplies to
deliver the high peak currents required. The growth of the multiple
speaker/component systems and the tangle of associated wires/cables is yet
another problem to rear its ugly head. My son has one and it is well-built
(at least as for its specified function) but 99.9% of the engineering for any
of these systems pays 0% attention to EMI; part 15 is (in practice) a joke.
The very best solution for low-level interconnects is the optical/fiber-optic
cables - no EMI, no ground loops, no common-mode issues, etc. Tom -
WA2BPE
Palomar Engineers wrote:
> I take it that the subwoofers have their own active amplifiers. I'd get
> some Palomar 3/4" split beads. Put them on both power cords and on both
> signal leads right at the subwoofers. You can wrap 3 to 5 turns on each
> bead. This will make them effective on 80 -- Jack, K6NY, Palomar Engineers
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