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View Classified HDPLEX 500W ATX Linear Power Supply (NEW) For sale is a HDPLEX 500W ATX Linear Power Supply. Silver Faceplate. NEW - I have not even opened the box (but will open just prior to shipping to make sure everything is in order). Still under warranty. I received it from HDplex in March 2021. Warranty is 12 months from delivery. This is their latest model. According to Larry: "500W ATX LPSU has been completely redesigned to replace the original 400W ATX LPSU. It has ATX modular output and two LT3045 based adjustable output which support -
HDPLEX 500W ATX Linear Power Supply (NEW)
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For sale is a HDPLEX 500W ATX Linear Power Supply. Silver Faceplate. NEW - I have not even opened the box (but will open just prior to shipping to make sure everything is in order). Still under warranty. I received it from HDplex in March 2021. Warranty is 12 months from delivery. This is their latest model. According to Larry: "500W ATX LPSU has been completely redesigned to replace the original 400W ATX LPSU. It has ATX modular output and two LT3045 based adjustable output which support 3A each. Its modular ATX output has independent 3.3V/5V/12V rail. The CPU EPS Rail is also independent of PCIE 12V rail. 500W ATX LPSU is also using a new chassis which has 50% more heat dissipation area compare to the 400W ATX LPSU chassis." It is currently out of stock on the HDPlex website. I am selling because I thought I had the time to build my music server, but unfortunately, work just got so busy. Instead of having this LPS sit in the corner, I rather someone make good use of it. Shipping is included within the continental US. Buyer is responsible for Paypal fees unless you do friends and family. MSRP is $858. I am selling these for $790. Thanks for looking.790.00 USD
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For sale is a lightly used, Yulong P18 Power Processing Center in Black. Selling a very nice, fully-funcitonal, Yulong Sabre P18 Power Processing Center in Black. It has 4 power outputs, including 2 for Digital and 2 for Analog devices. It really provided a noticeable difference in my audio setup in combination with Audioquest Jitterbugs. Yulong P18 Features: Enormous ferrite core, wound with 11 AWG Pirelli wire Vishay 8uf X2 MKP common-mode filter Vishay Sprague Y2 differential-mode filter Vishay transient voltage suppressor used to avoid sudden impulsive signal noise -
Hi Has anyone tried the Allo Shanti Supercap Power Supply? https://www.allo.com/sparky/shanti.html It has 2 5V outputs and is a whole lot cheaper than Uptone's UltraCap LPS 1.2 Anyone compared it to that one? -
Will a shanti work for these two products https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/accessory/mc200cm/ https://www.djmelectronics.com/gigafoilv4-inline-ethernet-filter.html
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Product Details The CLONES POWER STATION LITE is the low current version of the POWER STATION. Provide 3A current output. The good power source can make a huge deifference performance is the fact to admit of no doubt. The POWER STATION built with all discrete components. Ultra low noise but capable to drive the high consumption devices as the CAS, Laptop, NAS storage server… We accept the custom order for the output specification within from 3A and 5V to 12V. Lite Package included: - Custom DC cable - POWER STATION ultra low noise power supply unit * The modification i -
I have a CAPSv3 Carbon (purchased from Small Green Computer). I was looking at the specs for the v4 Pipeline, the HDPlex Linear Power Supply power supply in particular. I was wondering if I could use this to run my Carbon along with my Synology NAS, replacing two power bricks (those that came with the Carbon and the Synology) for better sound. The issue is this: the Carbon motherboard can take 9-19v, with 12v suggested. I would use the 12v output from the HDPlex Power Supply to run the Synology, per its specs, the 9v for the SOtM card, and the 19v for the Carbon motherboard. Is th
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Long time lurker, first poster. I seek advice/opinion from any prepared to offer it. My system consists of: Music Server(s): e-Machines er1402 Net-top Music Server Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit) Digital to Analog Converter(s): Audiolab 8000ap (via HDMI) Preamplifier: Audiolab 8000ap Amplifier(s): Musical Fidelity XAS100/Sure Electronics DIY 4X100 D class Loudspeakers: Spendor S6 (original front ported model) Interconnects: Ubranded HDMI Van Den Hul RCA DIY RCA Loudspeaker Cables: Tellurium Q Black-front QED silver- centre Unbra
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With the introduction of transports like the Allo DigiOne and USBridge, single board computers requiring power supplies able to deliver about 3A at 5VDC or less are becoming increasingly popular as stand-alone music server or as S/PDIF and USB network renderers. Some contributors to these forums have argued that improvements in sound quality that can be achieved by powering single board computers with high quality power supplies. What are suitable high quality power supply for single board computers? Has anybody compared UpTone Audio's JS-2, Custom HiFi Cables' DC3, Paul Hynes power supplies,
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System: Raspberry Pi 3 B+ Allo BOSS HW Rev 1.5 Power source: linear regulated 5V 20A (Acopian 5PT20FHP) using the USB-C connector to the BOSS. Software: Moode 4.4 The RPi red LED is not steady on, but can be off for several seconds at a time. Voltage reading on the supply is stable. Haven't measured the RPi board voltage. Function is flawless. Sound quality is fantastic. Extremely happy with the system. The RPi/BOSS is behind the cabinet, can't see it, doesn't bother me, so no problem. Right? Using a cheap $3 5V 2.5A SWPS and the RPi USB p -
I've been powering my micro Rendu for the past year off the adjustable 9V tap (set to 7.5V) on an HDPlex LPS power supply. I see in window shopping that Sonore recommends 7V for both micro and ultra Rendu so I'm feeling pretty good about buying a better (quieter?) power supply that I can use for now with the micro and later make the upgrade to the ultra Rendu. Has anyone compared the different flavors of power supply, if so for under $1K what are your thoughts, advice? Looking for comparisons please, not owner loyalty statements. -
Hey there. I have a PS-1 in mint condition for sale with three modules (and cables) included. It's modular design allows up to four devices to be powered at once, and they can even be different voltages. The PS-1 has four power zones in back. Each power zone holds a power module. Each power module can be set to one of four voltages (5v, 9v, 12v, 15v) and can power one device. I bought brand new from Wyred 4 Sound and have used it to power up to three different devices myself, including Chord 2Qute, SOtM sMS-200, and SOtM tX-USBultra. It's bloody brilliant, but I recently sold my sMS-200 and 2Q -
The SBooster Ultra for the UpTone Audio Regen USB Hub is their first switch-mode power supply add on based on active filter technology. Compared to the passive SBooster Single Unit you will get with the Ultra an even greater crispness, tightness, distinctness and focus. Last but not least your Regen will run a lot cooler which has a positive influence on the overall sound quality. The SBooster Ultra upgrade for the Regen is a plug & play addition to your stock supplied Mean Well switch-mode power supply (MW SMPS). The SBooster Ultra uses active filter technology to purify the high fr
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All, Welcome the to VR MINI general discussion thread! Last month we began shipping the VR MINI. Here is a link to the MINI page: Vinnie Rossi MINI PURE DC-4-EVR Power Supply http://www.vinnierossi.com/mini/ Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you, Vinnie
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1) I understand in this bundle all power gets through the Kali, there is no way to feed the RPi alone. 2) Is the recommened 5V 3A enough for stable performance? 3) The IPower delivers 2,5A IS that (also) enough? Thanks!
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Hi, I am looking for a low noise linear power supply for my Netgear EX7000 WiFi bridge feeding the network player. I need 12V, 2.5A any suggestions? -
Anyone have advice or experience improving sound quality from a nuc? Currently use i5 5425 board, msata ssd, streacom nc1 fanless case (a beauty). --> Purchased a Cooler master 65 watt 9 volt dc adapter. --> Then hrt streamer, marantz 6003, CM5 speakers. Controller via ipad with jriver, music on nas. Sometimes i hear electrical fuzz... Is it worth getting different dc adapter / power supply? Is there a difference with the "front" or "back" usb outputs?
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I'm successfully running the Allo Katana V1.2 Player with "Sound Quality Output Stage" option: mounted on RPIB+; a stock 5.1V DC 2.5A USB Micro-B) supply to the RPI; an "audio" 5V 3A USB-C supply to the Katana MC. Compared to the Allo Boss, which I enjoyed very much, I hear much more detail. I'd like to make an upgrade to this setup, and it seems I have at least a couple of choices: install Allo's I2S Isolator; or improve one of the existing power supplies I'm using; or add a 3rd high-quality audio supply. Which of these
