Paul Sop said the following on 02/17/2006 03:02 PM:
> Robin Bowes Wrote:
>
>>Paul Sop said the following on 02/17/2006 03:38 AM:
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>>>Will six volts fry the Squeezebox? That is as low as it goes
>>
>>(measured).
>>
>>>arrr..
>>
>>Is that measured with or without load?
>
>Without load. Just multi
crooner Wrote:
> You may want to experiment with a series resistor to lower the voltage.
Don't do that as it will make the voltage vary with current which is
the antithesis of a good powersupply.
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Paul Sop Wrote:
>
> I don't want to send the SBox to that Bolder Cable guy, for I just
> don't buy all this ByBee 'quantum filtering' to create 'holographic
> imaging' and all that mumbo jumbo.
IMO you should just buy the appropriate linear supply. Here's a 5volt
3amp for two dollars.
http://
I too am skeptical of audophile placebo effect, however, I know my amps
and speakers well, and have a lot of different sources I've used with
them, and they are currently lacking magic with the squeezebox. I'm
going to drag up a good DAC and see how that sounds with it.
I don't want to send the S
Without load. Just multimeter into the terminals.
Robin Bowes Wrote:
> Paul Sop said the following on 02/17/2006 03:38 AM:
> > Will six volts fry the Squeezebox? That is as low as it goes
> (measured).
> > arrr..
>
> Is that measured with or without load?
>
> R.
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In my mind the supposed benefits of using a linear PSU vs. a switcher
would be by far outweighed by the risks of using too high a voltage.
It's definitely not worth it, especially since there are quite a few
people (myself included) who have not perceived ANY improvement by
switching to a linear
Paul Sop said the following on 02/17/2006 03:38 AM:
> Will six volts fry the Squeezebox? That is as low as it goes (measured).
> arrr..
Is that measured with or without load?
R.
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It might work fine for a while but longevity will be much reduced. You
may want to experiment with a series resistor to lower the voltage.
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Will six volts fry the Squeezebox? That is as low as it goes (measured).
arrr..
As for Jacob's ladder, there's a small tesla coil in my living room :)
Of course, I don't run it in the Living Room -- that's what the kitchen
is for:
http://www.paulsop.com/gallery/September2005/IMG_3625
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Just be sure of the voltage you apply. Do you have a good multimeter you
can check it with?
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Paul Sop Wrote:
> Hi all. I have a 6 amp regulated power supply (I can dial in a 5V
> voltage) that I found in my basement. It's a laboratory sort of supply,
> and weighs about 40 pounds. Can I use this lab supply for my
> squeezebox?
>
> Pics of Squeezebox & tubes at:
> http://www.paulsop.com/g
As long as the voltage doesn't exceed 5 volts you should be fine.
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