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C O N N E C T I N G A N D P O W E R I N G
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Power
The power cords carry current for the amplifiers as well as the bias supplies that
charge the electrostatic panel membranes. The amplifiers draw substantial current on
major transients, such as hard bass drum hits when the volume is way up.
Upon such transients, each speaker can draw as much as 8A from 120V mains [4A
from 240V mains]. Source equipment that is not immune to voltage variations may
be affected.
The power supplies for the amplifiers are immune to power line surges, dips, or
noise. They are also able to react instantly to heavy transient draw as well as any pull-
down in the mains voltage that may be caused by such transients, so special cords or
high current house wiring is unimportant. In antique homes with original wiring,
however, room lighting can dim noticeably with each drum hit.
We supply cords that can carry the current sufficiently well.
The bias supply circuit is unrelated to the signal path, and also has no susceptibility
to airborne or power line borne electrical interference.
There is consequently no benefit to using a special power cord.
The bias supply and amplifier will work correctly with any mains voltage, and if the
speakers are moved internationally, suitable power cords or adapters for any wall
socket arrangement can be obtained worldwide and used without concern for
converting the voltage.
Powering
As implied in the previous section, the speakers must be powered to obtain sound.
You may note that there is an on/off power switch. The speakers may be left
powered on at all times without harm, but if they will be left idle for an extended
time, or if the air often contains smoke or other contaminants, it is best to power
them off.
The speakers can be powered on at any time relative to the other equipment, without
regard to the power-on sequence.