So one can buy a $15 Slim Devices PS
or not, if you're outside the US and Logitech will not sell you one.
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b33k34;408859 Wrote:
So one can buy a $15 Slim Devices PS
or not, if you're outside the US and Logitech will not sell you one.
It was my understanding that just about any country can buy accessories
from the Slim Devices Website. Did you give them a call or Email sales?
Also the OEM
Yes it's a POS PSU without a doubt, and I would suggest nobody ever buys
one! The manufacturer should be deeply ashamed, and given the reported
failure rate they probably are.
However, I already had it, and it cost me pennies to fix it so I did.
It's hugely inefficient of course, and if I
Hi,
I am currently A/B'ing my SB3 and new Transporter to determine whether
the significant price differential between the two units is justified,
or whether the 30 day money back guarantee is the way to go.
At present, I have the SB3 hooked up through its RCA analog output to a
Bel Canto Pre1
El Duderino wrote:
To my ears, it sounds like the Transporter may be a little louder...
Do not use your ears to equalise sound. Get a sound level meter.
Radio Shack sells a fine unit for $30. The difference in price between a
SB3 and Transporter is many times more than the cost of the sound
Robin Bowes;293975 Wrote:
tomjtx wrote:
bigfool1956;293926 Wrote:
Well not my review, but I was interested in the comments.
The conclusions are flawed if the comparison was not done with level
matched sources. and not just level matched by ear
There is no escaping that.
DBT is
pfarrell;409067 Wrote:
Do not use your ears to equalise sound. Get a sound level meter.
Radio Shack sells a fine unit for $30. The difference in price between
a
SB3 and Transporter is many times more than the cost of the sound
meter.
Make sure that the volume is exactly the same.
Good
