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Join Date: Dec 2003
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How good would these be for the SI T-Amp?
Swithchmode PS on eBay Australia If anyone is interested, I could buy then and forward them on to you.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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will a better power supply give me more bass? I am using a 1A one
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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From what I've read you really need more than 1.5 Amps and above 2A is even better. Apparently it does help the bass and so does a large stiffener cap - but the real cure for the lack of bass is to replace the two input caps with larger ones (up to 2.2uF).
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Fin,
This supply is rated up to 40 watts which means it can put out just short of 3 amps continuous. This is enough to run 2 SI's easily. It is physically quite a bit bigger than the 2" X 4" supplies I use. If it will fit in the case you plan on using I see no problem in giving it a try. I would recommend a bulk storage cap of 10,000 to 20,000uf near the amp circuit. Run the supply leads to this cap first then on from it to the amp. Twist the leads! If the supply makes an audible chirping kind of noise this should be correctable by putting a load resistor right on its output pins. Use a 10 watt res of around 36 ohms. Running it at 5 watts should insure long life. It should be better without this res, if you don’t need it, don’t use it. This is due to the increased ripple current generating additional noise. Roger Wow, you guys are too fast for me! A 15 watt supply will cover all the power the amp can put out long term. Most of these supplies will put out 20 watts or so short term so more is not needed. A smaller supply run at what it was designed to provide will perform better than a larger supply utilized to only a fraction of its capabilities. It will have lower noise and probably better regulation as well. Lots of variables here so can’t state this as absolute fact in all cases.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Hi sx881663
Thanks for that. I might buy a few and this low price. They could be usefull for future projects too.
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Shootz! At that price, buy several. Hard to go wrong.
Just be careful boxing it up. Mains voltage and all.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Thanks Michael
I will get some.
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OK - well I just ordered four of these power supplies. The seller says he will be happy to do a special price if anyone is interested in a bulk buy. I didn't think that the price could get any better than $5.20AUD = $3.50US!!!
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