[Wid]

I have a Creek OBH 11 amp that needs a power supply. Where is a good place to find a descent quality power supply to replace the failed stock unit? I don't want to spend a ton on the unit as it is a back up amp at this time.

 

[ciphercomplete]

This worked perfectly with my OBH-11 and was a significant upgrade over the stock wall wart.

Elpac

 

[WolfyWolf Von Wolfenstein]

I wouldn't use anything other than the manufacturer's product:

Creek - OBH-2 High Grade Power Supply (regulated)-Audio Advisor

I don't know if this is too much, but you can probably find the stock one with a little googling.

 

[ciphercomplete]

Well, you can spend $100 if you want but in my experience the Elpac is just as good and some well respected headfiers agree.

 

[Uncle Erik]

Elpac is fine, they make nice supplies.

As long as it is of good quality and supplies what the amp needs, no OEM seal of approval is necessary.

 

[WolfyWolf Von Wolfenstein]

I found this after some effort;
I don't know if this is compatible but you will be able to tell:

http://hcmaudio.com/comp.asp?compID=132
It is the creek obh 1

 

[Wid]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ciphercomplete /img/forum/go_quote.gif This worked perfectly with my OBH-11 and was a significant upgrade over the stock wall wart. Elpac

Thanks for the suggestion, it looks like it will fit the bill. Anymore suggestions are welcomed.

 

[Wid]

Elpac on the way, thanks for the help.

 

[vonnie123]

The stock walwart OBH-1 that came with the Creek OBH-11 was furnishing 27+ volts to my headphone amp. I picked up a regulated 24v ELPAC power supply from newark.com. Works great and it was much cheaper than the Creek OBH-uni (OBH-2 has been discontinued). Good luck.

 

[dynagroove]

nice tip on the Elpac - think i'm gonna pick one up for a Creek phono pre. thanks guys!
jeff h