Not sure what u mean by application: It's a small system in a bedroom, two mini-monitors (Seas based), digital source, and the AMP.
Was wondering if someone has compared different types of PSU, that are readily available to / easily built by a DIYer.
I understand that if done right/perfect/ideal, there is no difference.
thanks, Thomas
Was wondering if someone has compared different types of PSU, that are readily available to / easily built by a DIYer.
I understand that if done right/perfect/ideal, there is no difference.
thanks, Thomas
I just finished building my amp6 basic, and initially used a 1.8A 13V SMPS.
I just changed to a desktop 13.8V 3A continuous (5A peak) lab-style PSU (traditional linear type) and this has resulted in a far cleaner sounding amplifier with more warmth.
FYI, I have a 330uF black gate standard on the amp6 pcb (rather than the 1500uF panasonic recommended) and a further bank of five 470uF 35V sikorel 125 caps.
I'll avoid smps from now on, as it doesn't sound as nice as the bigger linear supply.
I just changed to a desktop 13.8V 3A continuous (5A peak) lab-style PSU (traditional linear type) and this has resulted in a far cleaner sounding amplifier with more warmth.
FYI, I have a 330uF black gate standard on the amp6 pcb (rather than the 1500uF panasonic recommended) and a further bank of five 470uF 35V sikorel 125 caps.
I'll avoid smps from now on, as it doesn't sound as nice as the bigger linear supply.
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