WSLam Wrote: > Are there actually any readily available PSU that one can buy to > upgrade? I'm not aware of one, although that doesn't mean that one doesn't exist. The problem is that making a great power supply for audio reaches into the realm of the audiophile, wherein most components cost $$$'s. For example, Naim's Super-Cap power supply sells new at close to $5K, IIRC. The standard explanation for this is that it takes lots of tinkering and research to get things right. In the DIY world, however, the parts are cheap, and the research time is your own (hobby). This is why you'll find more cheap DIY supplies than pre-made ones.
WSLam Wrote: > Since it's DC, maybe make it battery run? That would work, if you can find a 5 volt battery than can provide peaks of 1.5 amps, and is rechargeable. Car batteries can provide lots of current and are rechargeable, but provide 12 volts. I haven't done any research, but I'm not familiar with a 5 volt variant that does the same. -=> Mike Hanson <=- -- Mike Hanson _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
