On 2008-09-15T08:28:18, Lars Ellenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The restart of the secondary is not just spurious though. It might
actually help fix (or at least reset) things. Restarts are amazingly
simple and effective.
hmm.
You've got to admit that it's a valid point ;-)
that
tricka;340438 Wrote:
Pity about your manners.
I don't have a horse in this race, but reading over the comments I
don't understand what could have offended you. Yes, they were somewhat
skeptical - that's of course to be expected in this situation - but I
don't see the slightest bit of actual
Nonreality;340189 Wrote:
I'm sure that it's not just me but you are making me a bit curious about
youself. Is it ok to ask about your history a bit as it sounds very
cool to me? You have a bunch of knowledge, live on a boat, and now some
history to go with it. If I'm intruding I do
So, back on thread for a moment, if I wanted to give this a whirl what
what be an appropriate size for one of the commercially available
on-line UPS? It looks as though they start at 700VA - would this be
enough for a CD Player, Transporter, Preamp, and triode power amp?
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browellm
browellm;340579 Wrote:
So, back on thread for a moment, if I wanted to give this a whirl what
what be an appropriate size for one of the commercially available
on-line UPS? It looks as though they start at 700VA - would this be
enough for a CD Player, Transporter, Preamp, and triode power
Come to think of it, my Art Audio Quintet is already modded with a
Border Patrol PSU, so I would only really need to hook up the other
components.
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browellm
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The main USP of these UPS's (sorry) for us is the fact that with an
on-line UPS the connected equipment is never connected to the mains...
It seems to me that ANY equipment could benefit from using a
synthesised, battery powered AC supply. However, looking at my gear
it's my 6 power amps that
Thanks for the responses.
I am aware of the concerns listed in the Wiki (primarily having no
volume control in case of failure) but I guess my primary concern was
from an audiophile perspective. I have read that a big problem with
passive setups is that many sources aren't up to the task of
Kellen;340598 Wrote:
Thanks for the responses.
I am aware of the concerns listed in the Wiki (primarily having no
volume control in case of failure) but I guess my primary concern was
from an audiophile perspective. I have read that a big problem with
passive setups is that many sources
I've been looking at them here:
http://www.cppsales.com/section/100/1/rielloupsdialogplus
Price seems decent, although there's VAT to add.
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browellm
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I use a Apogee mini dac (see my system in the system topic). And I am
pretty happy with it, owning it for more than 3 years now.
The only negative point in my objective is the lack of multiple coax
inputs.
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bartverwaaijen
GreenMan;338334 Wrote:
Is there any diff between the DAC on the SB2 and the SB3? I've got an
SB2.
Not in the DAC's but there is a subtle difference in the PSU
arrangements IIRC. Not a massive deal by any means.
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a
Hostile skepticism Sean does not pass for being well mannered in my
book. Something along the line of that looks interesting perhaps you
would care to share abit more about... would have sufficed.
Very well:
It is my friend Ricky that is the telecommunications engineer not I. I
just research
No ridicule from me, I'm not even gonna comment on it other than the
physical implementation as seen on the photo's in the previous
message.
The following two observations bring me to the conclusion below:
1. I read that thread with the scope-traces and it was mentioned that
there was
Just test your system like I describe in an earlier post in this thread.
The UPS will not make a difference if your AC is clean already or if any
noise on your AC doesn't make it to your speakers. Both scenarios can be
measured by everyone who -knows- how to use a scope. Even if you have to
pay
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