The only possible problem, and this is applicable to the Bose too, is
that connecting the speakers to both the radio and PC creates a ground
loop that *could* be an ingress for RFI. A good low impedance ground
between the PC and radio will usually mitigate that condition.
-Tim
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Tim
Quite right, Tim. I had that issue with the more-or-less equivalent Bose
speaker system. A good ground took care of it.
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Tim Ellison, W4TME t...@flex-radio.comwrote:
The only possible problem, and this is applicable to the Bose too, is that
connecting the
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers
The only possible problem, and this is applicable to the Bose too
Hi Mike,
I have a Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 system that I used with my Flex 5000A
initially. Although it sounded beautiful, the built-in switching power
supply located in the bass unit produced very strong buzzy
oscillations that populated the 160 meter and 75 meter bands. Using a
brute force
Anyone using Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 (sub/sat configuration) speakers for both PC
and Flex audio? It's a dual input system that can mix the Flex and PC output
together so you can hear both at the same time. I see a note in the KB that
mentions the ProMedia Ultra 2 work with the Flex. Since the
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