mlsstl;669526 Wrote: 
> Just to play the contrarian for a moment, is there a particular reason
> you want a linear power supply? I've got the stock PS and hear no
> extraneous noise when the volume is up with no music playing (even with
> my ear to a speaker driver), nor can I spot anything that remotely might
> be due to RF modulation of the music while it plays. 
> 
> I understand that newer digital power supplies are much quieter than
> the original models from some years ago. Could this be another example
> of a problem long since fixed being permanently stuck in the lore of
> the hobby?

A likely explanation , beside the one that the ps disturb other
equipment .

So called linear supplies also disturbs the feeding net by a great deal
their input current is very distorted .

If had the brains to design a supply I would design a supply that draw
sinusoidal current from the net with a power-factor close to 1 this can
be done with switch-mode and LCL filters (I work with such devices but
they are in the MW range )

Lore ? I think everything never than the direct heated triode is
considered bad ;) .

It is quite possible to design both bad and good supplies with any
method, as folklore is part of audiophiledom it is hard to sell in a
good switch-mode supply, instead you put together a run of the mill
linear supply in nice looking aluminum case and you earn money :)


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