[chunkluv]

Hey guys,
 
I originally posted this in the help forum, but haven't received any responses.  Hope you guys can help out.

 
 

Hey guys,
 
Long time lurker here,
 
I know the Creek OBH-11 isn't a popular one on this site, but I just bought one for a song.  Too cheap to resist.  I had one before and it suited me well for computer casual listening.  I gave it to my best friend for helping me move along with some DT770 and got him hooked on this hobby.  Anyways,  I have been searching high and low for a replacement power supply to no avail.  The one I found always recommended was the Elpac WM080-1950-760.  However it appears to be discontinued and can not find any NOS anywhere or used.  I'm not real knowledgeable about electronic specs.  I just want some more juice without frying it as well as not spending $100 bucks on the Creek upgraded power supply.  I don't want to spend more on the wallwart than I spent on the amp.  In my limited knowledge this I think is the closest to spec linear regulated non switching power supply. Does it look like it would do what I want?  Thanks in advance.
 
​http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10001&productId=174879&catalogId=10001&CID=PDF133CAT


 

 


 

 

[vixr]

the specs on the wart look good...more than enough to supply the creek with power...the wart specs claim its linear and regulated and puts out 1/2 an amp.

 

[tomb]

  Hey guys,
 
I originally posted this in the help forum, but haven't received any responses.  Hope you guys can help out.

 
 
 


 

If you need 24VDC at 500ma output, then the Jameco walwart is good quality.  I have had two of them for 6(?) years.  Their spec lists 30mV ripple at full load, but I've found them to be much better than that*, which is quite good performance in any audio application.
 
I use mine regularly for PIMETAs, an old revMH Millett Hybrid, and a Mini3 - no complaints whatsoever.
 
* I have Tangent's LNMP, which is able to measure ripple down that low.

 

[vixr]

Thank goodness, the MEs are here...the creek specs show that it only wants 24VDC at 150 mA...

 

[chunkluv]

Thanks so much guys!! Really appreciate it!!