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1st July 2006, 08:40 PM
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Multiple or single PSU for integrated monica2/charlize
Hi everybody,
I'm planning on making an integrated unit containing the monica2 DAC, a passive pre-amp circuit containing the volume control, the charlize amp, and an internal PSU to drive it all. Will I be better of with a single PSU line or would there be something to gain by having one for each circuit (they all run on 13.5V)? Is there any problem in powering up all the circuits at the same time? Thanks for your precious advice to a complete audio diy newbie. |
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