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And now for something completely different

Posted by bcowen on May 29, 2017 at 05:58:40:
A while back, I put together an AMB linear power supply kit for my Remedy Reclocker to replace the factory supplied wal-wart switching supply. AMB supplies some of the parts with the kit, while others (including the chassis) have to be bought separately. I was quite pleased with the sonic results, but not tickled with the inexpensive box I bought for the chassis and my ensuing amateur-ish attempts to configure it. Link below to the original effort. Saw the box pictured immediately below on Ebay, and thought it would be nice to have a box that looked as good as it sounded. So after transferring the guts from one box to the other, I'm pleased with the result. I'm short one silly faston connector due to the switch location necessitating a longer wire run to the IEC inlet, so I haven't fired it up yet. Don't expect any sonic change, but at least I'm not embarrassed to look at it now. :)