Stellar P3 Filtered High Current, when regeneration not bypassed

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Apologies if this has been asked before, cannot find it…

Is there any advantage to using the “Filtered High Current or Regenerated” sockets vs. “Regenerated” sockets when the HC/Regen bypass switch is left in the “Regen” position? Or more specifically, are those sockets in any way better?

My question is driven by the fact that I’ve got a pair of M700 monoblocks and a pair of GoldenEar Triton One.R speakers with built in powered subs. But I don’t play them loud enough to justify - or need - to bypass regeneration. So the question is - in my particular case - whether I might get better performance from my M700s in the regenerated High Current sockets, vs. the One.R’s that are in there now.

Thanks. :slight_smile:

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No benefit at all. If it’s set to regen, all of the zones are the exact same. Thanks for the question!

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Thanks James. Good to know, and good to get documented for the community!

Thank you. :slight_smile:

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Thanks, James. Can you please tell me if the switch on the back of the Stellar Power Plant 3 is set to regen (instead of HC), do all the outlets (including those marked filtered HC or regenerated) then all have the same output impedance?

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You got it George. If the switch is set to regen, all of the outlets are essentially the same. Same low output impedance.

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