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    Default PSU for Caiman

    Ive been looking through the treads regrading the Caiman for upgrading the PSU. Someone had great results with a Teddy Prado PSU but that was about £180. Did any one find a cheaper option?

    I'm not into DIY, so I need to buy off the shelf, or someone else's diy build.

    Thanks
    Last edited by kash; 23-08-2011 at 21:45.

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    You have a PM
    Always a little further

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    This interests me also

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    The Lamda units are a low cost alternative and pretty good.
    Steve
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    Cheers Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by worrasf View Post
    The Lamda units are a low cost alternative and pretty good.
    Steve
    Agreed.
    I've one and its an good improvement on the standard.

    a safe bet if you dont want to spend £££
    Teddy Pardo supplies are great and worth the money too.
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    David (mains-cables-r-us) has just bought out a psu that's suitable for the Beresfords at £100
    Seems to work very well
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish View Post
    David (mains-cables-r-us) has just bought out a psu that's suitable for the Beresfords at £100
    Seems to work very well
    Do you have a link?
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    I keep getting PM and emails about the mains R US and other power supplies that mentioned on AoS. For the record, none of these companies have any connections with me, and none have sent me a sample for approval. So I cannot say if it is money well spent or not when you buy one.
    But given the high price that they are sold at, I am inclined to look into developing my own high priced version...

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    Quote Originally Posted by StanleyB View Post
    I keep getting PM and emails about the mains R US and other power supplies that mentioned on AoS. For the record, none of these companies have any connections with me, and none have sent me a sample for approval. So I cannot say if it is money well spent or not when you buy one.
    But given the high price that they are sold at, I am inclined to look into developing my own high priced version...
    As far as I remember, Stan, you specifically chose the Caiman PSU.
    Which means, logically, that it is a (very) good PSU. Especially for the price of the dac.

    What would be possibly the use of getting a "better" one ?
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