Hippogriff
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My Musical Fidelity X-A200R amplifier is a lovely bit of tank-like kit...
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It comes with a big and heavy separate PSU module, which I have started wondering whether I can replace with something like a wall-wart PSU... to save space and make it more aesthetically pleasing.
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I'd not want to damage anything though... but do you reckon my presumption that the Musical Fidelity PSU is just something that they've vastly over-engineered for dubious 'hi-fi' reasons?
I believe it's a 12 volt regulated PSU... but I have no idea of what current rating it has. Obviously I'm wondering... can I replace this with a simple plug / PSU? Happy to be told "no" and will listen to advice / guidance.
Obviously there would be an interesting question re. the connection type - as the socket on the amplifier itself is something special / different.
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It comes with a big and heavy separate PSU module, which I have started wondering whether I can replace with something like a wall-wart PSU... to save space and make it more aesthetically pleasing.
**broken link removed**
I'd not want to damage anything though... but do you reckon my presumption that the Musical Fidelity PSU is just something that they've vastly over-engineered for dubious 'hi-fi' reasons?
I believe it's a 12 volt regulated PSU... but I have no idea of what current rating it has. Obviously I'm wondering... can I replace this with a simple plug / PSU? Happy to be told "no" and will listen to advice / guidance.
Obviously there would be an interesting question re. the connection type - as the socket on the amplifier itself is something special / different.