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    If cost is no object, then why not?

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    I have some very good regulated linear supplies I liberated from work.How would you connect this? +ve to pin 5,but connect the -ve where for best sound?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ali Tait View Post
    I have some very good regulated linear supplies I liberated from work.How would you connect this? +ve to pin 5,but connect the -ve where for best sound?
    Check the datasheet, but I would assume pin14 or any 0v point.
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    The datasheet has a section about latch-up if two supplies do not trigger at exactly the same time.

    To avoid this condition,
    it is recommended to have a common connection
    between the digital and analog power supplies. If separate
    supplies are used without a common connection, the delta
    between the two supplies during ramp-up time must be less
    than 0.1V.
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