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In Reply to: You're absolutely right... posted by Lew on July 3, 2017 at 10:04:22:
and probably less expensive...but it makes upgrades more difficult when everything, including the power supply is contained on one circuit board.A few years ago I was considering trying a phono stage (not the Shiit) that was getting some positive press. I decided against it for the same reasons we're discussing here, because it was built with an external AC rather than DC supply.
I'd much rather have the option to do as you suggested, Lew, and build a high quality external DC supply, without having to cut traces, solder in jumpers, etc, likely destroying any resale value in the process.
Edits: 07/04/17
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- I suppose it makes manufacturing less complicated - 1973shovel 20:46:06 07/03/17 (7)
- Also, the guys who design these devices are pretty smart - Lew 11:04:26 07/04/17 (6)
- I agree on all points, Lew (nt) - 1973shovel 06:25:21 07/06/17 (0)
- RE: Also, the guys who design these devices are pretty smart - Tweaker456 16:12:36 07/04/17 (4)
- Do you think that swapping less expensive parts for more expensive parts - Lew 08:12:10 07/05/17 (2)
- RE: Do you think that swapping less expensive parts for more expensive parts - Tweaker456 21:18:27 07/07/17 (0)
- RE: Do you think that swapping less expensive parts for more expensive parts - beautox 22:46:23 07/06/17 (0)
- RE: Also, the guys who design these devices are pretty smart - mr.bear 20:09:11 07/04/17 (0)
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