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January 2, 2019, 10:01 PM #1
Battery power supplies
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazin...ion_Review.htm
I don't get how a unit such as this really improves a hi fidelity system. Anyone try anything as such. I mean, heck, there are going to be a flood of Prius and Tesla batteries hitting the market soon. All you need is the charger and inverter, put it in your basement by the power panel.
Anyhow, I always thought DC to ac inverters were all sorts of noise. Not sure how a reviewer is getting a camping device to work as an audio device. Anyone?First Sound Mark3SI preamp. Audion Black Shadow 845 SET Monoblocks. Mojo Audio Deja Vu Server. Mojo Audio Mystic 3 DAC. Linear Solution Ethernet Switch. Gigafoil with LPS. STST Motus II TT with Vertere SG1 arm, Hana ML Cartridge, Allnic H1201 phono pre. Pure Audio Project Trio 15 Horn speakers with Mundord Supreme oil caps. Power via 10 awg Oyaide cable from panel to custom distribution strip feeding front end. Oyaide dedicated10 AWG branch circuits from panel to each amp. Inakustik speaker and interconnect cables, Genesis Interconnect.
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January 2, 2019, 10:13 PM #2
Re: Battery power supplies
I have an old Constant Voltage unit that could be similar without the gauges. Simple input and output but holds a filtered and conditioned constant voltage and can be wired for any voltage. It was leftover from PC based machines we built on C+. I played with it 15 years ago but removed it due to it's hum. I had a insulated box over it for a little suppression. Ideally if you had a basement and could run a cable down and back it would work for an audio setup. I can't remember the cost but do recall it being pretty expensive.
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January 2, 2019, 10:17 PM #3
Re: Battery power supplies
It was a
Sola Constant Voltage Transformer Harmonic Neutralized
https://spwindustrial.com/sola-constant-voltage-transformer-harmonic-neutralized/-----------------
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January 2, 2019, 10:38 PM #4
Re: Battery power supplies
Shadow, that looks like another line isolation transformer. I'm referring to a battery unit. Totally isolated from the grid if not plugged in.
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January 2, 2019, 10:51 PM #5
Re: Battery power supplies
Yeah, realized that shortly after posting.
Don't the Vinnie Rossi units do a switching PS where one bank is charging while the other bank is in action, also isolated?-----------------
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January 2, 2019, 10:55 PM #6
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Re: Battery power supplies
There are multiple phono preamps that have the ability to operate on battery power.
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January 3, 2019, 06:08 PM #7
Re: Battery power supplies
My ASR Emitter II has a battery power supply for its line stage.
IMO, the amp is at its best from being on from about 2 hours to maybe 10-12 hours. The first two hours are affected by the amplifier output stages fully warming up - each channel has its own outboard power supply - AC - not battery..
Then - after 10-12 hours or so, it starts slowly deteriorating due to the battery power supply slowly losing its charge - very slowly and generally not obvious - kind of like the degradation of tubes. It takes days for the battery supply to fully discharge.
I almost never run it for more than 8 hours or so at one sitting anyway, so it's not really a problem in my case. Plus, it recharges to full value overnight.DPT4ME - Dynamics, Presence & Tone for Musical Engagement; MBP (3) - stripped down for music only; Shunyata Omega & Sigma USBs; ISO REGEN w/short Curious USB links; Berkeley Alpha USB; Aqua La Scala II Optologic DAC; Schiit Yggdrasil - fully updated; Ayre Codex dac - updated; Pass Labs INT-60 integrated amp; Wyred 4 Sound STP-SE-2 preamp, Quicksilver Mono 120 amps w/Tung-Sol KT150s; Quicksilver Mid Mono amps w/Gold Lion KT77s; Fyne Audio 703s; Symposium Svelte Plus & Ultra Platforms; REL S-812 subwoofers; Duelund DCA12GA speaker cables; AV Room Service EVPs, Stein Music Harmonizers, Duelund DCA16GA & 20GA ICs; Shunyata Denali 6000S/V2; Tripp Lite PCs; Wyred 4 Sound power cords; AudioDharma cable cooker; dedicated custom room; various GIK & ASC room treatments; etc.
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January 3, 2019, 06:41 PM #8
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Let me go crazy here. Most audio electronics take ac and convert it to DC, right? Wouldn't it be cool if someone skipped the input transformer and DC rectifier and instead provided a connection for a battery bank with charger you could turn of while playing. My RT Audio dac is built that way. Very quiet. Would get rid of utility line pollution.
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January 3, 2019, 07:22 PM #9
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Re: Battery power supplies
A great brazilian audiophile, Holbein Meneses, tried almost everything.
For a long time he had all system working with a battery power.
But, i think he turned back off.
"In recent times, I have noticed that power-demanding devices, such as amplifiers, when powered by inverted direct current, come from batteries (UPS), lose some of the ability to respond quickly and articulate the moments of "tutti "Orchestral or climax. The sounds in "tutti" tend to twitch and the climaxes do not reach the ... climax."
You can read here (in Portuguese)
http://www.audiopt.net/t7320p420-espao-holbein-menezes
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January 3, 2019, 10:56 PM #10
Re: Battery power supplies
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January 12, 2019, 11:21 AM #11
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