Different sized connector.Quote:
Originally Posted by audionewbi
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Different sized connector.Quote:
Originally Posted by audionewbi
What colour is the band of the connector that fits the Bushmaster?
http://shop.rabtron.co.za/catalog/im...ug%203.5mm.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Fi-Wi
The postmen don't even knock on the door these days, they arrive with the red card ready!Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveW
Grrrhhhhh I paid extra so you would get it for Saturday, never mind!
They stroke the door ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mains Cables R Us
I cant understand how often this sort of thing happens ... they make more work for them selves??? It makes no sense!
We have a massive brass knocker on our door ... the amount of time they dont use it is madness ... this is why i get everything delivered to work... that and so the missis doesnt see parcels before i do!
Thanks anyway Dave !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mains Cables R Us
I'll pick it up in the morning.. What really grates though, is that I am away all week... Although the up side is that on weds at Glyndbourne pretending that entertaining clients counts as 'work'.
Look forward to hearing what Hamish is on about.
You can get a 2.1mm to 1.3mm DC power adapter of Ebay for a few £Quote:
Originally Posted by audionewbi
I was looking for the opposite but could only find the above...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DC-Power-S...ht_1508wt_1145
I take this back. I must learn not to try and evaluate kit when the family is in the house, too distracting.Quote:
Originally Posted by NRG
In fact the stock supply is slightly better! :doh: There is slightly more detail and insight than the Caimen supply...it's subtle but it's there...waiting for the sbooster to turn up....
For testing the evaluation PSU Nick had kindly sent me to evaluate I had the Stan provided PSU, a 13v 1amp hefty PSU I had "discovered" at work and Nick's evaluation unit.
The qualities Nick's PSU has above the others is ultimately it is cleaner sounding, its not as brash as the Stan unit, the hefty one isn't far off Nick's so I am guessing it is a Linear supply, hence the clean audio.
As a consequence of this cleansing of the audio signal you can interpret low level detail slightly better, perhaps its more coherent and better organised if you know what I mean...
Its also less fatiguing as well, I was sat listening to one of my reference CD's (The Art of Noise's Seduction of Claude Debussy) and I was not finding it hard work.
I think the stock Stan unit you get is louder, I would say by about 1dB or so (my Leema amp has 0.2dB volume steps), and I mentioned previously to Nick the low level detail is there with the stock unit, it just gets uncongested with the higher spec PSU.
Ultimately I guess the question would be “would you buy one”? I am unsure on this, don't get me wrong it does make a difference but I wouldn't say it made a £200 difference like the Squeezebox Touch power supply made, its better but its not jaw dropping difference better than the Touch one.
I guess this is a testament as well to Stan's DAC design more than anything, as it must have a good noise rejection front end that cleans up as much as it can before it gets to the audio parts.
Russ
Hope this is relevant but I found with my Caimanised 7520 that feeding it 16.3v DC (from a linear PSU followed by a JLH Ripple Eater) actually improved the SQ to my ears. Stan recommended that as the maximum it would take and I have been feeding it 16.3v for well over a year now with no apparent ill effects :) .Quote:
Originally Posted by NRG
Dave.