In Reply to: RE: Then you need to adjust your parts values posted by chrismercurio on September 15, 2014 at 12:34:48:
Counterpoint I believe did it in one of their more expensive preamps. Shure had a vacumn tube phono preamp (almost identical to a Dyna PAS3X except it had transformer coupled balanced outputs) that used a choke in a seperate chassis power supply. So yes it's just the designer's choice and how well the parts are employed. I see little need for separate power supplys/chokes for each channel. You just need to choose circuits with very good PSRR and choose a well designed power supply.I looked up the Westrex RA1479 power supply used in a recording mixer and it's ripple content at a DC output of 275v B+ does not exceed .001v at it's specified current draw up to .055A . Moe Bias
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