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    Quote Originally Posted by jbloggs View Post
    clive7164 wrote in Post 20 of this thread:



    I also know of at least one other person who has this PSU (for the Touch) and they also report and improvement in sound quality (even as I reported in the Here)...

    Have you used this PSU, or do you have experience of it and if you haven't why are you knocking it, is a comment from a user (clive7164) that he found an improvement not enough for you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WAD62 View Post
    I've just been on the blower to maplins HQ;

    There would appear to be some confusion at maplins about the VN10L...

    They have 3 different suppliers and three different product codes (none of which are on the box), the ones I bought for my SB receivers (9V) about a month ago were discounted to £12.99, have a red maplins label on the device, and cover 1.5,3,4.5,6,7.5,9 & 12 v range.

    The ones in the Coventry store are as above, but now at £18.99

    The current one advertised on the web page has a blue maplins label and cover 5,6,7.5,9,12,13.2 v range. Perfect for my SB3 and for the touch too!

    So the question is how can one acquire the updated one?

    Maplins are apparently going to get in touch with me, I'll post their response if I get one

    Tony what does your recently bought VN10L look like, what voltage options does it offer, and is the maplins logo red?
    red logo and it goes up to 12v...sounds smashin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wee tee cee View Post
    red logo and it goes up to 12v...sounds smashin.
    Just the job...

    And the new one will do 5V too
    Cheers, Will

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    anyone has experience with teddy pardo TTouch? what's inside, is it a shunt reg or something else?
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    Hi Guys,

    Came across this today; anybody tried one ?

    http://www.squeeze-upgrade.com/squee...ch-p-1602.html


    Regards
    Tony

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    Quote Originally Posted by anubisgrau View Post
    anyone has experience with teddy pardo TTouch? what's inside, is it a shunt reg or something else?
    The TTouch is based on the same TeddyCap power supplies for Naim equipment utilising the SuperTeddyReg.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audiocom View Post
    The TTouch is based on the same TeddyCap power supplies for Naim equipment utilising the SuperTeddyReg.
    So if it's the same as the SuperTeddy regulators i have seen it's a cascaded (2 section) series regulator. Shunt regulators are incredibly inefficient unless you are nearly drawing the full design current, requiring huge heatsinks
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    Quote Originally Posted by LittleTone View Post
    Hi Guys,

    Came across this today; anybody tried one ?

    http://www.squeeze-upgrade.com/squee...ch-p-1602.html


    Regards
    Tony
    No but I started a thread a while ago on the subject, and after some good input from more electronically minded people on AOS I moved towards the cheaper maplins offering...what is that filter thingy? Probably a ferric ring in a posh box...

    Perhaps I'm just too cynical
    Cheers, Will

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    I this the one Will
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonboy View Post
    I this the one Will
    It is indeed Jon...one small downside, the one I ordered arrived very promptly, unfortunately it's the original spec not the web site one...i.e. it doesn't do 5v only 4.5v etc.

    So 'buyer beware', fortunately I've blundered into success again, the beresford DAC I'd recently bought needs 12v (I thought it needed 15v), and the old one does that too, so I'll be keeping mine.
    Cheers, Will

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