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linear psu for dac ??
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    Posted: 08 Feb 2009 at 5:39pm
as the psu-1 is reputed to be a major improvement on the stock s/m solo psu.
would a linear psu benefit my dac? (MF v-dac)
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The PSU1 is a 24 VDC and the V-DAC needs 12 VDC. So the answer is no.
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Miguel
i was referring to the psu-1 as an example. what i am trying to find out is whether a linear type psu may have a benefit for the v-dac. 12v linear psu's are available from rs components.
i have read about the mf "v-psu", soon to be released (but likely to be expensive), and that got me thinking!
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Simon,

that question might be better answered @ le Grotto MF zone (hint little pinkie - no not your finger Wink)

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tg is correct, plus the new unit may not be as expensive as you think. ;)
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Originally posted by mrarroyo mrarroyo wrote:

tg is correct, plus the new unit may not be as expensive as you think. ;)

 
Miguel
i read somewhere that it is likely to be $199. that seems a lot, unless of course, the SQ improves greatly!
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