No unfortunately not. The fun requires 12v at 6 amp input. Both power supplies can only provide 1.2 amp at the most.

Is the your Vietnam made HD DAC1 still under warranty? If so, return it for repair. If not under warranty then either open the case yourself and try to work out if you can repair it, or take it to an electrical repair business and see if they can do it for you? Hope that helps

As do I

Wanna swap?

Does anyone still want to know the answer to this question. If so I can have a look at the fuse in my LPS4? J.

Yes I know this is an old thread but thought it might still be helpful to someone out there in Head-Fi land. I have the LPS and the LPS4. The LPS shipped with an Aussie power plug. The LPS4 I imported from the US of A, and as you would expect it came with a US of A plug. J.

I recently sold a Geek LPS to a guy here in Australia. I asked him what he was going to use it for. He told me that he has a working Geek pulse. Shock/horror. I told him that I was selling the LPS because I don't have a working Geek Pulse. The moral of the story being that there are some...

hey all, I have a Pulse X-Fi, with LPS. I bought it BNIB from someone that had been part of the original funding program. I am having an issue that I hope you can assist with. If I run the Pulse off a CD player using toslink connection, or off my desktop PC using USB connection I find that...

I can confirm that the US LPS4 is configured with 4 jumpers. You should be able to buy some online. Jeff.

Thanks for the Information ssshhh. I have a work colleague that used to work as an electrical engineer. I gave him my LPS4 before I saw your update, He is going to confirm for me, Jeff.

no worries. Have reached out to LH Labs support but no response, and based on the general information in this thread, that is not unexpected. ;) Jeff.

Thanks Mickey. Unfortunately those instructions for changing the voltage settings don't apply to iteration of the LPS4 that I have. The earlier LPS units only had two sets of pins. 1 x 110-130v and 1 x 220-240v. Whereas mine has 4 x 110-120v and 2 x 220-240v Jeff

Hi All, Does anyone here have a LPS4? I'm trying to confirm that jumper / pin configuration needed to convert the LPS4 from 110-130v to 220-240v. Note that the PCB board design changed around April 2015. I have attached some photos of my LPS4 for reference. Thanks Jeff.