I'd rather run it through my system and find out if I could hear
anything.
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The s-booster would be potentially piontless .
As measured with ADM by member iPhone the output of the Touch or SB3
does not change with another ps , there is difference. This is because
that the squeezebox itself is filled with other switchmode PS that
turns the raw 5 volts to other voltages
Mnyb;620696 Wrote:
As measured with ADM by member iPhone the output of the Touch or SB3
does not change with another ps , there no difference.
Would appreciate it if you could point me to that post/thread
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soundcheck;620704 Wrote:
I recommend to use that Sbooster filter device for quite some time.
Combine that with a nice overdimensioned ebay 5V linear supply and
you'll be quite happy. It even works on my SuperTeddyReg/Battery
supply.
John Swenson prepared a 'DIY filter proposal'
adamdea;620726 Wrote:
I am not sure how you get that out of John Swenson's comments
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=557729postcount=3
In fact he says that there is little effect on the output of the touch
from changing supplies, and does not think that linear supplies are
There's no way that the S-booster has a choke in it anything like the
one in the JS design - it just wouldn't physically fit (nor could it be
done at anything like the price...).
Howard, how much does the s-booster weigh?
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a
Phil Leigh;620740 Wrote:
There's no way that the S-booster has a choke in it anything like the
one in the JS design - it just wouldn't physically fit (nor could it be
done at anything like the price...).
Howard, how much does the s-booster weigh?
You might call it inductor.
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soundcheck;620704 Wrote:
I recommend to use that Sbooster filter device for quite some time.
Combine that with a nice overdimensioned ebay 5V linear supply and
you'll be quite happy. It even works on my SuperTeddyReg/Battery
supply.
John Swenson prepared a 'DIY filter proposal'
John's PS design is a good one it also takes care of the grunge going
back to the mains from the supply .
he has also rediscovered the snubber circuit forgotten by audio ps
designers but installed in every product I work with in daily basis
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soundcheck;620736 Wrote:
Yep. Most of your comments are correct.
Though you can open up the Sbooster and can have a look what's in
there.
The Sbooster is pretty basic, that's correct. Though it's not a simple
cap filter. That would be a first order filter. It's a 2nd order
lowpass.
HumanMedia;620416 Wrote:
From memory the site mentions that it uses a (ferrite) choke and (a
series of) capacitors (in parallel).
couldn't find that... but it does make it clear it isn't just a
passive filter so would seem to be more than a classic c+l+c design,
If there's a choke in there it
slate;620384 Wrote:
been up in here before
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=81454highlight=s-Booster
Yeah it looks like 2 or 3 people liked it, and one didn't. The one
that didn't got the Best of Two Worlds solution with SBooster +
linear power supply.
I just got the
Stratmangler;620356 Wrote:
Some people use a magical thing called google. ;)
magiccarpetride;620551 Wrote:
How much does that shit cost?
It was like 50 Euros shipped to the US.
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Howard Turkster;620570 Wrote:
It was like 50 Euros shipped to the US.
I find it makes a huge difference when I hop on one foot while plugging
it in. This diminishes the metacarpal static interference as indicated
in the development notes.
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pski
real stereo doesn't just wake the
pski;620654 Wrote:
I find it makes a huge difference when I hop on one foot while plugging
it in.
I don't.
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Tourmaline crystals. I just don't think you can have enough of those
things if you're really serious about your sound.
Magic Pebbles are OK (a bit mid-fi sounding at times), but Tourmaline?
Wow.:))
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Curt962
Transporter...TouchBoom..
And it makes a very large improvement in the sound.
I bought only the SBooster and added it to the stock PS. Excellent
investment.
Thought you all would be happy and interested to hear that. :D
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Howard Turkster
Howard Turkster;620331 Wrote:
And it makes a very large improvement in the sound.
I bought only the SBooster and added it to the stock PS. Excellent
investment.
Thought you all would be happy and interested to hear that. :D
PMI (pardon my ignorance), but what is SBooster?
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magiccarpetride;620352 Wrote:
PMI (pardon my ignorance), but what is SBooster?
Some people use a magical thing called google. ;)
Stratmangler;620356 Wrote:
Some people use a magical thing called google. ;)
Phil Leigh;620363 Wrote:
I love the way that website carefully avoids explaining how it works its
magic...
Me too - I definitely caught a whiff of Audiophoolery BS going on. ;)
Chris :D
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Stratmangler
There is no element of personal attack in my response.
been up in here before
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=81454highlight=s-Booster
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Phil Leigh;620363 Wrote:
I love the way that website carefully avoids explaining how it works its
magic...
From memory the site mentions that it uses a (ferrite) choke and (a
series of) capacitors (in parallel).
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