Switch mode PSU for wireless router - restricting performance? - Page 2

jrenkin · 5th December 2012, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by marce

Cheers for flagging it up, the site on its own is interesting. PSU's for logitechs in the £400 pound range. I am in the wrong job..

Or not, do you really think they make a lot of money on this? Maybe a little from those who are careless, but...at least I hope not.

marce · 5th December 2012, 07:40 PM

Thats an interesting question. To put things in perspective I went round some of the more up-market shops in London this year, when I saw a mobile phone for £59,000 I had to re-think reality, and my reality dosn't include phones that are that expensive

and even if I could afford it; it was rather tasteless, but looked expensive...
Home built speakers, home built amp, some added commercial gear, the money I save buys a beer and a chill and the music provides the satisfaction, be it loud rock or gentle female vocal, and sometimes even opera!!! I just pick the sounds to match the mood; why I'm no good at listening tests, I listen to the music not the system

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5th December 2012, 07:40 PM	#12
marce diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Blackburn, Lancs	Thats an interesting question. To put things in perspective I went round some of the more up-market shops in London this year, when I saw a mobile phone for £59,000 I had to re-think reality, and my reality dosn't include phones that are that expensive and even if I could afford it; it was rather tasteless, but looked expensive... Home built speakers, home built amp, some added commercial gear, the money I save buys a beer and a chill and the music provides the satisfaction, be it loud rock or gentle female vocal, and sometimes even opera!!! I just pick the sounds to match the mood; why I'm no good at listening tests, I listen to the music not the system