Powering up monitors using a power bar switch: Bad or good?

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i do this with my Krk monitors also

should be ok

going around and swiching 1 by one - hmmm
specialy if You working on surround 5.1 sound project

i have all my equipment going on with 1 switch :-)
just main volume goin to a zero before

till now all is working ok

will tell if something blow up

emil


"Ryan" <rgj.pierce@*nospam*ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> I can't seem to find any definitive answers out there in Google. I would
> really like *not* having to reach over my desk to power up my monitors.
>
> Is it OK for someone (me) to leave his (mine) Event powered monitors
> switched on at the back and use my power bar to power them both on at the
> same time by flicking the power bar "on" switch, or is this a bad idea?
>
> At present I am powering them off and on using a cross-desk reaching
motion
> and the switches on the back of each monitor.
>
> Thoughts?
>
>

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In article <w3WLc.81490$Np3.3863067@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca> rgj.pierce@*nospam*ns.sympatico.ca writes:

> Is it OK for someone (me) to leave his (mine) Event powered monitors
> switched on at the back and use my power bar to power them both on at the
> same time by flicking the power bar "on" switch, or is this a bad idea?

No problem.

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