ToneMonkey Posted January 20, 2006 Report Posted January 20, 2006 First of all to the Mods - I've put this in this section as it's where the electrcal bods are. If you want to move it to the Off Topics section, then please do. Right then the question: I have stereo seperates, if I have the amp and CD player on and then I turn just the amp off will his thoretically cause any damage to the system. The CD player will still be generating a signal so where does this electric go, is the signal earthed somehow and dissapated, does it float around the CD player causing a loop somewhere, does it still flow into the amp? I was thinking about this a while ago and basically I haven't got a clue, anyone want to chip in a suggestion? Quote
gripper Posted January 20, 2006 Report Posted January 20, 2006 Actually, a tiny amount of power is still dissapated by the input impedence of the input section of your amp. Not much current at all and will cause no harm. Quote
ToneMonkey Posted January 26, 2006 Author Report Posted January 26, 2006 Actually, a tiny amount of power is still dissapated by the input impedence of the input section of your amp. Not much current at all and will cause no harm. Cheers mate, I was just wondering and couldn't really bend my head around it. Sorry about the late reply, I've just dragged myself off my deathbed Quote
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