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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Corfu
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Hello all,
This is my first post. I am cutting my teeth on a ta2024 amp that I got online and immediately found that the 9v psu it came sucked. So I switched to my HD's 12v 5a and the sound improved considerably(duh). However this now leaves me without a power supply for my HD... so I am in the market for a nice, smooth and quiet 12v psu for the amp and happened upon this... So iwan wondering if anyone had an opinion on this or could point me in the right direction for finding a nice regulated, quiet psu for my amp... of course any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!! |
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