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Originally Posted by jdandy
One of my concerns with the MultiWave term, "extends peak charging time", is when this is done the sine wave takes on more of a square wave shape from the extended time at peak RMS. This causes me to be concerned about possible negative effects like heat generation in power supply transformer windings. Heat is the number one enemy of the dielectric properties of the coating on transformer windings. There is a safe operating temperature, but when exceeded the dielectric properties begin to lose insulation value. Simply cooling it down does not restore the lost value. I am worried that extended peak charge time of a sine wave may accelerate a power supply transformer failure. There is no audible benefit worth that to me.
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Dan, it is counterintuitive.
http://www.psaudio.com/ps/knowledge/...pp-gets-rid-of