Fredrik's system.

[warpeon]

Thinking of my next move to update something in my system. I was thinking of maybe replacing some SMPS for LPSU units instead. The things that I have today is as follows.

In the audio rack connected to my Isotek Aquarius is a smal SMPS for the vinylplayer that is 12VDC 0.5A and I am thinking of getting a Uptone Regen so that will need 7.5VDC 1.5A, so some solution that can supply this would be nice.

In the network cabinet I have a Synology DS213+ NAS that has a 12VDC 6A SMPS and a ASUS RT-N66u router that has a 19VDC 1.6A SMPS so something that can supply this.

All network things that has with the audio to do is connected with Supra CAT7 cables, my internet supplyer has a fiber converter box that is powerd with 230VAC directly so there is not much to do with that as I suppose there is a SMPS inside of it.

Please feel free to recomend things for me or is this not something worth to fiddle around with?

Teddy Pardoe has a selection of LPSUs, see this link.

http://www.teddypardo.com/powersupplies.html

I currently use two of his LPSUs - one to power my iPod dock and another my W4S Music Server. Both give much better results compared to the supplied SMPUs.


David

Teddy Pardo could work with the Regen and my vinylplayer but my NAS is 6A and I dont se that there is some one that has that amount of power. Would realy like to only have two PSU.  One with 12V, 7.5V and one with 19V, 12V.

Teddy has limitation up to 12v/4.5a. I am currently using hd-plex, a dual 12v powering my Synology 214play and cisco switch. HD-plex is well built and supports multiple voltage, which may be a convenient solution. I had powered my synology with keces 116 lpsu, which sounds slightly warmer, but the keces is also much warmer.  I was able to tweak the sound by using an oyaide tunami power cable, should you prefer a warmer, fatter mid-range.