It's literally in every professional studio setup.Slender wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 05:38Any audiophile would simply kill you if they heard a recommendation about a UPS.soul4kills wrote: ↑27 Feb 2026, 23:48The audio industry is a very robust industry where they put lots of time and engineering into their tools and equipment. A lot of thought is put into minimizing interference and an online ups is usually their go to tool to solve these interference issues. Just some food for thought.
Edit: This actually reminded me of a video about ground loops. Where an improperly grounded devices can cause huge amounts of interference. Here's 2 videos that go into the problem in detail.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=einxGsiuwso&t=316s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSxvNtW5n6c
Pretty much what the videos imply is your interference problem could be as simple as a poorly grounded device plugged into the computer. And could be solved simply by unplugging it.
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and on every audio recording there is a peak at 20khz, yes, I really believe in it.soul4kills wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 07:10It's literally in every professional studio setup.Slender wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 05:38Any audiophile would simply kill you if they heard a recommendation about a UPS.soul4kills wrote: ↑27 Feb 2026, 23:48The audio industry is a very robust industry where they put lots of time and engineering into their tools and equipment. A lot of thought is put into minimizing interference and an online ups is usually their go to tool to solve these interference issues. Just some food for thought.
Edit: This actually reminded me of a video about ground loops. Where an improperly grounded devices can cause huge amounts of interference. Here's 2 videos that go into the problem in detail.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=einxGsiuwso&t=316s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSxvNtW5n6c
Pretty much what the videos imply is your interference problem could be as simple as a poorly grounded device plugged into the computer. And could be solved simply by unplugging it.
None of the UPS eliminates harmonics 0-20000 Hz
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Enlighten meSlender wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 05:37you not understand what is harmonic and emi, IT NOT YOUR WALL SOCET, WAKE UP.lyar wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 11:48
Calamity made FPLC in 2023 on an off grid battery inverter setup. What’s with the hostility?
Key word is off grid because he is no longer affected by potentially bad neutral to ground or the grids sine wave.
his sine wave inverter was good enough that he made FPLC when it still existed.
At my location I am unsure if it is harmonics or distorted sine wave anymore. My neutral to ground and ground to copper (water pipes) are not bonded and their values are not the same. This is technically a code violation and my wall ground is technically floating
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What am I, Wikipedia? Open it and read.lyar wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 13:59Enlighten meSlender wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 05:37you not understand what is harmonic and emi, IT NOT YOUR WALL SOCET, WAKE UP.lyar wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 11:48
Calamity made FPLC in 2023 on an off grid battery inverter setup. What’s with the hostility?
Key word is off grid because he is no longer affected by potentially bad neutral to ground or the grids sine wave.
his sine wave inverter was good enough that he made FPLC when it still existed.
At my location I am unsure if it is harmonics or distorted sine wave anymore. My neutral to ground and ground to copper (water pipes) are not bonded and their values are not the same. This is technically a code violation and my wall ground is technically floating
emf first.
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>it’s not this specific thingSlender wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 17:45What am I, Wikipedia? Open it and read.lyar wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 13:59Enlighten meSlender wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 05:37you not understand what is harmonic and emi, IT NOT YOUR WALL SOCET, WAKE UP.lyar wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 11:48
Calamity made FPLC in 2023 on an off grid battery inverter setup. What’s with the hostility?
Key word is off grid because he is no longer affected by potentially bad neutral to ground or the grids sine wave.
his sine wave inverter was good enough that he made FPLC when it still existed.
At my location I am unsure if it is harmonics or distorted sine wave anymore. My neutral to ground and ground to copper (water pipes) are not bonded and their values are not the same. This is technically a code violation and my wall ground is technically floating
emf first.
>Now why would I tell you what it really is?
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+ sata and bluetooth
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you right, im not find source of it, and that is a reason why im log every day, but at least I know that it has nothing to do with the socet and it can't be fixed with a UPS. You all just waste time.lyar wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 22:33clearly you haven't solved this phenomenon otherwise you wouldn't log on and post every day
You think that there is something that you can insert between the socket and the PC and it will help, but this is impossible, because it does not work that way, and you will understand this as soon as you study what an electromagnetic field is.
