Wow cool xD innie photos?
Only some old ones. I’ll open her up and get some tomorrow
Wow cool xD innie photos?
Not yet. I need to switch out the wall outlet to a receptacle that can accept a 20A plug. Waiting until my wife is available to read the multimeter as I flip circuit breakers to determine which one owns that outlet. I’ll report back once she’s been conscripted.Awesome, done any listening yet? You still have those Adams?
How much power does your headphone setup draw? O.oNot yet. I need to switch out the wall outlet to a receptacle that can accept a 20A plug. Waiting until my wife is available to read the multimeter as I flip circuit breakers to determine which one owns that outlet. I’ll report back once she’s been conscripted.
I still have the Adams and originally this was supposed to be for that system and I was going to make a second one with a 500va isolation transformer (IT) for my headphone system. Well as it turns out the topaz transformer I had was a 125va not a 500 va so it’s useless to use with any more than 1 or 2 items. I’m going to use some more of the 10 awg and put plug ends on the 125va one and see if I can figure out a use for it while I seek out a good deal on a 500 or 750va IT.
Here’s the shell for the next one:
How much power does your headphone setup draw? O.o
DAC 35w
LPS-1.2 36w
LPS-1.2 36w
Amp 200w
LPS4 20w?
So about 327w total
I think optimally you wouldn't want the ultracaps connected to the topaz, theyre already isolated from the mains so the meanwell smps' would be injecting some noise into the system. The headphone amp is 200w? Whats the lps4?
I just did about 15 minutes of listening on it and I’d say it’s a subtle but noticeable difference across the board. About a 5% improvement 95% of the time and the other 5% I need to do more in-depth listening to evaluate. Not bad considering the money spent and I’m well in the realm of diminishing returns.Not yet. I need to switch out the wall outlet to a receptacle that can accept a 20A plug. Waiting until my wife is available to read the multimeter as I flip circuit breakers to determine which one owns that outlet. I’ll report back once she’s been conscripted.
I still have the Adams and originally this was supposed to be for that system and I was going to make a second one with a 500va isolation transformer (IT) for my headphone system. Well as it turns out the topaz transformer I had was a 125va not a 500 va so it’s useless to use with any more than 1 or 2 items. I’m going to use some more of the 10 awg and put plug ends on the 125va one and see if I can figure out a use for it while I seek out a good deal on a 500 or 750va IT.
Here’s the shell for the next one:
The 125’s have begun asexually replicating:
You can run a 125va in the middle of an IEC and have power cables that really do reduce noise through established methods as opposed to aftermarket manufacturers that claim a noise reduction through proprietary or “unnamed” methods. I’m not saying that those claims are wrong but at least I can put my finger on what power cables made using these actually do to reduce noise.
I'm a fan of 14awg silver plated teflon dielectric quadropole with a 12awg counter spiraled ground around the star quad. High conductivity, low inductance, Science! And not expensive if you want to make it yourself.
Not yet. I need to switch out the wall outlet to a receptacle that can accept a 20A plug. Waiting until my wife is available to read the multimeter as I flip circuit breakers to determine which one owns that outlet. I’ll report back once she’s been conscripted.
I still have the Adams and originally this was supposed to be for that system and I was going to make a second one with a 500va isolation transformer (IT) for my headphone system. Well as it turns out the topaz transformer I had was a 125va not a 500 va so it’s useless to use with any more than 1 or 2 items. I’m going to use some more of the 10 awg and put plug ends on the 125va one and see if I can figure out a use for it while I seek out a good deal on a 500 or 750va IT.
Here’s the shell for the next one:
Well it’s finally done (except waiting on fuse to come in). I managed to squeeze a 1kva unit in there but cutting the feet a little narrower. As you can see thought the fit is still snug in the length direction as well.