[budcook]

This may be a rather dumb question (nothing new from me) but would it a make any sense (or nonsense) to plug my 4BSST2 with a Cardas Clear power cable into a BIT 15?  The Cardas cable has built-in toroidal filters.

My other option is to get a BIT 5 for my front end components and plug the amp into the wall outlet.

I live in Arizona so lightning hasn't been much of a problem since we moved here.  In other words surge protection isn't too important to me.

Bud

[werd]

Here is some good advice.  Go for the bit 20 in 240. Have an electrician come in and put a 240 outlet in.  I used the 4Bsq into a rm 20 and it lit right up. The amp comes alive.  Plug everthing into it.

[budcook]

Here is some good advice.  Go for the bit 20 in 240. Have an electrician come in and put a 240 outlet in.  I used the 4Bsq into a rm 20 and it lit right up. The amp comes alive.  Plug everthing into it.

I just bought a Cardas Clear power cable with that toroidal setup in it.  The question I have is would it make a difference one way or another if I plugged the cable into a BIT?

Did you replace the cable on your rm 20 with something different?

Bud

[budcook]

Never mind, Brian at Cardas answered my question.  The cable supplements the BIT.

Bud

[robb]

Hi  I am confused. Does Cardas specifically design a power cable for the BIT?

[budcook]

Hi  I am confused. Does Cardas specifically design a power cable for the BIT?

No, Cardas power cables have broad band filtering which uses a built-in toroidal filter.  I was wondering if this made any difference it I plugged the cable into a BIT which also does filtering.

Cardas told me it only adds to what the BIT does.