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Yet the maker says exactly the reverse in his blog... "Although there is no metal shielding as you would have in a conventional chassis/PCB the amplifier exhib
by brohee 15y ago
Yet the maker says exactly the reverse in his blog...
"Although there is no metal shielding as you would have in a conventional chassis/PCB the amplifier exhibits no unwanted noise or RF interference as you may associate with an open chassis design such as this it is dead silent even though it is next to my mobile phone and WiFi router."
- gouranga 15y agoJust because it's next to the device doesn't mean it'll induce current in that position or at the right frequency to generate audible noise. Testing is much harder than that. I bet someone will build a clone and find out the hard way.