P.S. Jason: please don't ever use LISST Tubes. That's just as bad as people saying "ATM Machine" and "PIN Number"...
I refuse to call them tubes at all. They're really solid state tube inserts.
P.S. Jason: please don't ever use LISST Tubes. That's just as bad as people saying "ATM Machine" and "PIN Number"...
I refuse to call them tubes at all. They're really solid state tube inserts.
I think it was on the Magni / Modi 2 Official thread. I was not subscribed to that one, and I was away a lot for the past month, I think I remember the discussion devolved to Steak and Mcdonalds in the end.
As far as I read them back then, the poster didn't reply anymore after a while, so I don't know what's the conclusion of that question.
That was me! Haha
I stopped posting for that reason, people started talking about food.
My wall plugs still get quite warm, especially the bigger magni plug. I just unplug them when I turn off my stack.
So? Is it normal behavior for them to get warm? I wouldn't say they are warm, but they are not exactly cold...
I have no idea. I couldn't get a firm answer on that.
The transformer is still attached to the mains wether the amp, DAC or what have you is powered on. It is expected to be above ambient.
Actually... another member reply to me a page back (but I couldn't decipher what he meant, being non-native in addition to not being that familiar with electronics)
Hope that helps @mysticstryk, and if does helps you, do you mind re-explaining to me what the member meant?
Where is this transformer they are talking about? Is it on the unit or inside the adapter? And what is Mains?
And by above ambient, they basically said it's normal for the adapter to be warm is it?
Actually... another member reply to me a page back (but I couldn't decipher what he meant, being non-native in addition to not being that familiar with electronics)
Hope that helps @mysticstryk, and if does helps you, do you mind re-explaining to me what the member meant?
Where is this transformer they are talking about? Is it on the unit or inside the adapter? And what is Mains?
And by above ambient, they basically said it's normal for the adapter to be warm is it?
So what is happening is the adapter is what is called a non-switching power adapter which means that no matter if the device is on, off, or even plugged in the adapter is working converting the power and sending it down the cord. With a switching power supply if the device is off or not plugged in the adapter shuts itself off except for a small amount of power to get the signal to turn back on; these are commonly found in A/V Receivers, TVs, and other electronics you can power on and off with a remote.
Mains refer to the Main power line in the house or building, example is any wall outlet is connected to the main power line in from the city.
The transformer is the wall adapter. The adapter houses a small power transformer similar to ones seen at power sub stations but on a MUCH smaller scale.
Schiit Stack has arrived!
That's what she said!I know I have seen a bigger stack...