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View Classified Sean Jacobs DC4 19V mint, 1yr old Mint like new condition. Ran a Roon Nucleus to glorious heights. Includes standard DC power cord but no AC cord. You will probably upgrade. Also available, Kubala Sosna DC cable - inquire Price is net to me and shipping is $50 USA UPS Stock photo but unit is mint Seller jhulton Date 03/14/23 Price 4,500.00 USD Category Power Supplies / Power Products  

OPTIMO nano ELEVATE YOUR COMPUTER AUDIO TO THE NEXT LEVEL. Filter and enhance power coming from computer or so called ‘audiophile grade’ switching power supplies. It will revitalize JCAT cards and allow them to express their full potential. During development of OPTIMO nano we tested many computer like power supplies and we’ve seen noise level even up to 30 – 40 mV. OPTIMO nano drives this into uV range – close to more or less not measurable value. SPECIFICATION: 5V DC / 2A power supply active filter and buffer Designed to buffer and filter typically very noisy 5V DC power supply coming from computer or so called ‘audiophile grade’ switching power supplies. Features linear low impedance output stage based on design of JCAT flagship linear power supplies Input voltage is filtered by active stage and buffered on top quality low impedance capacitors vastly improving dynamic response Comes with high-quality teflon insulated, silver plated 18AWG DC cable, with both LP4 MOLEX and SATA connectors cables. Plug & play; connect cable from computer PSU on one side of OPTIMO nano and clean power goes out on the other side of OPTIMO nano which you can use to power JCAT card &/or SSD via included premium cables. Superb build quality: 70oz gold plated PCB, top quality components, design optimized for low impedance and short signal path Available now: 👉 https://jcat.eu/product/optimo-nano/ FAQ: Who is OPTIMO nano for? For audiophiles looking for serious sound quality improvement and: a) don’t want to invest in INITIO, OPTIMO DUO or OPTIMO S ATX power supplies. b) have already ‘audiophihle grade’ power supply and don’t want to replace it with a different product. c) don’t have room for adding a separate box power supply – OPTIMO nano is installed inside PC and takes no extra space. How to install OPTIMO nano? Simply connect between your computer power supply and a device (e.g. USB Card): Connect LP4 molex cable from your computer PSU to the input on the right side of OPTIMO nano. Use the included high-quality DC cable that comes with OPTIMO nano; connect LP4 molex to the output of OPTIMO nano on the left side. The other end of the DC cable goes into a device (e.g. SSD or JCAT card) You can put the OPTIMO nano loose inside PC enclosure or use the self-adhesive tape that is in the baseplate of OPTIMO nano Which devices can be powered by OPTIMO nano? All JCAT cards; USB Card FEMTO, NET Card FEMTO, USB Card XE & NET Card XE. SSDs and HDDs (models using 5V voltage only) How many devices can I power with a single OPTIMO nano set? One JCAT card and one SSD. Powering two JCAT cards requires two OPTIMO nano sets.

Hi, I am plannig to buy RPI3 + isolater v1.2 + Boos DAC. Can the Shanti power them all 3? I allready have a aSbooster with an output of 5V-1.5A Or do i need additional power eg the battery pack with LIFEPO 18650? thx

Pretty much what the title says. As soon as I plug it in all the lights start flashing I immediately unplugged it. Any ideas? What am I missing or did I get a faulty power supply? Thanks!

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The PSUDP205 is the ultra low-noise full discrete power supply kit for the OPPO UDP205 series player.Fine tuned setup and layout from the PSUPD to brings the best and huge improvement to the OPPO UDP205. It supplies the clean power to the player, improves the performance of the video, audio and the digital output. It is the stepping stone to bring the player to another level.Deluxe version avalible as an option. Special selected parts and tuned up to brings the ultimate performance. The installation of the PSUPD can be done easily by screwdrivers with few steps in 10-15mins. More detail: https://www.clonesaudio.com/product-page/psudp205

I have a question for all of you wizards out there. (I didn't see a more appropriate area of the forum for A/C power discussion, so I am posting here.) I have suspicion that voltage drops / brownouts have caused some havoc on our home-automation control system (Crestron). I am currently researching power conditioners, regenerators, UPS, etc. Even within the confusing, subjective world of audio, this area seems like a particularly dark black hole. Question: Does anyone know of a device or tool which can be used to monitor a home’s electrical system? I am envisioning a connected device that can be plugged into an A/C outlet and it measures/monitors/logs spikes, surges, dips, noise on the home's wiring. Real time monitoring would be OK, but the real value would be to see the results over a period of time (a week or so). Any help appreciated. Thanks, Bart