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MAny power supplies for audio use various multi pin connections

Posted by 3+4=5 on March 18, 2017 at 10:35:31:
The supply you show is for a low power use.
I own three preamps with separate power supplies.
Two use industrial sort of multi-pin connectors, but both of those have TUBES, so the voltages and amperage in use are higher.
My Bryston solid state preamp power supply uses a connector similar to the one shown. (even though it costs $5,000) With the low amperage needed. fractions of watts, the connection does not need to be very robust.