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11th February 2005
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| Gear interested Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Naples, Italy
Posts: 14
Thread Starter | MiniDac power supply
Hi! Can someone suggest me the best (battery or linear) kind of power supply for my Apogee MiniDac to replace the (IMHO cheap) switching stock unit? Thanks! |
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11th February 2005
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Los Angeles, CA
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Gerardo, Keep in mind that the Mini-DAC uses Apogee's very advanced and highly efficient internal synchronous switching power supply. The external unit is just to send power into the box. |
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12th February 2005
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| Gear interested Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Naples, Italy
Posts: 14
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Max, thank you for your answer. Are you meaning that the external power supply is absolutely ininfluent from a sonic point of wiew? I'm asking this because I tried a 12 V battery pack and the sound seemed to me quite improved.... Auto-suggestion? Thanks again. |
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