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Re: Vintage audio power supply

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That $6K is absolutely 'off the wall'. It is unbelievable that any business would even market something like that let alone find audiophiles actually willing to buy it.

I know there are some strange effects in high-end audio. Although I have extensive background in electronics and electrical power distribution design, I can not explain why 2 conductors of THHN #12 stranded wire did sound different than cheap #12 2-conductor speaker wire. The speaker wire shrunk the size of the soundstage.

I think I will market my own power station. I will take a 1800 rpm syncro-motor and run a 120vac generator for a perfect sinewave. Its called a dynamotor. Guaranteed perfect 60hz waveform. Being noisy, I will make available a sound reduction enclosure that installs remote to the listening room. 1.8 peak kilowatt output with a 1.5kw average, it plugs in to a standard 120vac @ 20 amp outlet. Only $4k. Any takers?


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