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    Audiocom are pleased to announce UK dealership for the Teddy Pardo power supplies for the Logitech Squeezebox Classic (SB3), Duet and Wadia 170 iTransport.

    There is also a linear power supply planned for the soon to be released Squeezebox Touch.

    The TeddySB3, TeddyDuet, etc, are designed around the new SuperTeddyReg and the incorporation of a very effective low-pass filter provides a theoretical ripple rejection of more than 120db over the entire audible spectrum and above 1MHz. Noise levels are extremely low, with approx. 57db noise between 1-20 KHz, that’s more than 1000 times quieter than the SB3 Switching Supply!

    The power supplies come equipped with a high quality cable made of silver plated PTFE insulated wires. The cable capacitance is around 13pF/ft, and its resistance is also very low, around 10 milliohm/ft.

    The Price for the TeddySB3, TeddyDuet & TeddyDock is £192.50 + VAT.

    Details on the TeddyDock can be found here;
    http://www.audiocominternational.com...roducts_id=142
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    How much will the linear supply for the Touch be please Mark?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ali Tait View Post
    How much will the linear supply for the Touch be please Mark?
    Hi Ali

    The expected price for the Squeezebox Touch linear power supply is £192.50 + VAT.

    Cheers,
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    Ok thanks.

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    Hi

    Take a look at the noise measurements of the SMPS powering the SB3 against the TeddySB3;

    The following graph shows the noise level measurements of the original wall wart power supply (red line), an alternative power supply based on a Liner Regulator (blue line), and the TeddySB3 power supply (black line). The brown line is a zero Volt reference which is actually the measurement equipment internal noise . AS can be seen the TeddySB3 power supply noise level is very close to the zero Volt reference.
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    I already use one of these supply's they are really good a very noticeable upgrade.
    Kirk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by captain View Post
    I already use one of these supply's they are really good a very noticeable upgrade.
    Hi Kirk

    Did you buy the TeddySB3 before or after you had your SB3 modified by Boulder?

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    Hi Mark

    I brought the Squeezebox already modified SH so never used it with an unmodified unit. Quite a noticeable difference compared to the stock power supply. I have also had the SB re-clocked, I am using a NOS DAC so no re-clocking and there are also no digital filters so it is quite sensitive to the incoming signal. Really quite impressed using it as a transport.

    Kirk
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    I have a touch ready TeddySB3PS and it definietly makes a noticeable step up with respect to the standard smps. This is in a Naim system. Much clearer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audiocom View Post
    Hi

    Take a look at the noise measurements of the SMPS powering the SB3 against the TeddySB3;

    The following graph shows the noise level measurements of the original wall wart power supply (red line), an alternative power supply based on a Liner Regulator (blue line), and the TeddySB3 power supply (black line). The brown line is a zero Volt reference which is actually the measurement equipment internal noise . AS can be seen the TeddySB3 power supply noise level is very close to the zero Volt reference.
    Be interested in the same noise level survey taken on the spdif out of the SB with each supply. I suspect unless the internal switching regs are sorted in the SB the graphs will be very similar.

    No problem with Teddy's supplies, just the way the info is provided.

    Regards

    Chris

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