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2004-09-28 by black_man_music
I serached the archives and didn't quite find an answer to my question, which is... If I mount my power supply in the back and I cannot access the switch, is it OK to turn off/ on the system using my Furman AR-1215 voltage regulator? Thanks!!
2004-09-28 by John Loffink
Yes. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com
> -----Original Message----- > From: black_man_music [mailto:black_man_music@...] > > I serached the archives and didn't quite find an answer to my question, > which is... > > If I mount my power supply in the back and I cannot access the switch, is > it OK to turn off/ > on the system using my Furman AR-1215 voltage regulator? Thanks!! > >
2004-09-28 by mate_stubb
I don't even have a power switch for the supplies in the Synth of Doom... Go for it! Moe http://www.hotrodmotm.com --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "black_man_music" <black_man_music@y...> wrote: > I serached the archives and didn't quite find an answer to my question, which is... > > If I mount my power supply in the back and I cannot access the switch, is it OK to turn off/ > on the system using my Furman AR-1215 voltage regulator? Thanks!!
2004-09-28 by Scott Juskiw
At 2:24 AM +0000 2004/09/28, black_man_music wrote: >I serached the archives and didn't quite find an answer to my >question, which is... > >If I mount my power supply in the back and I cannot access the >switch, is it OK to turn off/ >on the system using my Furman AR-1215 voltage regulator? Thanks!! > Yes. I have several cabinets with rear mounted power supplies all plugged into one power bar. I use the switch on the power bar to turn the whole thing on and off.
2004-09-28 by J. Larry Hendry
Scott's system is so big he needs a special switch to turn all of those power supplies on at the same time. It's a rather big knifeblade (about 70 lbs worth). http://www.midiwall.com/wall/switch/sw_002.jpg <snicker> Stooge Larry
----- Original Message ----- From: Scott Juskiw <scott@...> At 2:24 AM +0000 2004/09/28, black_man_music wrote: >I serached the archives and didn't quite find an answer to my >question, which is... > >If I mount my power supply in the back and I cannot access the >switch, is it OK to turn off/ >on the system using my Furman AR-1215 voltage regulator? Thanks!! > Yes. I have several cabinets with rear mounted power supplies all plugged into one power bar. I use the switch on the power bar to turn the whole thing on and off. Yahoo! Groups Links