01-May-2016, 10:30
Yes they do, it'll follow soon and is called the 'Sonore Signature Series linear power supply'. But it's going to be expensive. Based on posts on CA by Barrows who's part of the Sonore team I'm estimating it'll cost at least $1400-1500.
My short list today is: (could be different again tomorrow
)
- upcoming Uptone 'mystery PSU' (needs to be fed 12V/1,5A, 9V/2A or 7.5V/2.5A PSU)
- Paul Hynes SR3/SR5 or DIY using Paul's regulators. May also become a custom multi rail solution to power another device in parallel, like my Anti-Mode.
- Sonore Signature Series LPSU
I may just start out with a dirt cheap Chinese LPSU or even the cheap iFi 9V SMPS to await all new developments. That could save me some money in the long run.
My short list today is: (could be different again tomorrow
)- upcoming Uptone 'mystery PSU' (needs to be fed 12V/1,5A, 9V/2A or 7.5V/2.5A PSU)
- Paul Hynes SR3/SR5 or DIY using Paul's regulators. May also become a custom multi rail solution to power another device in parallel, like my Anti-Mode.
- Sonore Signature Series LPSU
I may just start out with a dirt cheap Chinese LPSU or even the cheap iFi 9V SMPS to await all new developments. That could save me some money in the long run.
PS Audio P3, Shunyata ΞTRON Alpha Digital and HC/Furutech power cables, Paul Hynes SR7EHD-MR4, DIY Roon Server & Roon Endpoint running AudioLinux Headless, Phasure Lush^2 USB cable, Audioquest Diamond RJ/E ethernet, Uptone Audio etherREGEN, Mutec MC-3+ USB, Shunyata ΞTRON Anaconda Digital XLR AES/EBU, Devialet Expert 250 Pro CI, Nordost Tyr Reference LS cables, Von Schweikert VR-5 SE Anniversary Edition, Anti-Mode Dual Core 2.0, JL Audio Fathom F112. More detail here.
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