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Equipment on or off??
Is it bad to leave your equipment on all the time? I mean the computer, Audio Interface, Speakers, synths etc...?????
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Turning them on and off frequently is worse.
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LCD Burn-in?
I've always understood the surge on the power supply when powering up and down is bad for the electronics.
However, what about the LCD Display? Will it 'burn in' like the old screens of the '80s? |
Re: LCD Burn-in?
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What I mean by keeping on your equipment is that you keep them on for a day, not a 7/24. For example when you start doing something with your gear you power it up and keep them on even if you wouldn't use them and turn them off in the evening. And computer can be on for 24/7, since hard disks and other mechanical equipment are on quite big stress on startup. |
i usually leave eveything on for the whole day if i power it up in the morning. although i turn my monitors off (speakers), because in the manual it sugests to turn them off if you are not going to be using them for a while.
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i turn my gear on then off one time per day and sometimes more (especially on holidays), usually on then off 2 or 3 hours later. I never leave things on! is that so bad ??
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how about this then....
a mate of mine in ausi has a fair bit of gear and instead of turning everything on by thier individual switches, he leaves all the on/off switches set to on, then he just turns them on and off by unplugging/plugging them straight from the wall! includin amps, monitors, mixing console and everything else! is that bad for gear? |
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i think this is bad for active monitors, at least may be the mk2, in the manual (yes i'm a manual addict hehe) they say they should be the last ones to turn on. |
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