Post by Quint on Feb 3, 2017 18:19:50 GMT -6
Has anybody done this to their Apollo or other set of converters? The Apollo 16 takes 12 volts and I believe it draws about 3 amps in normal operation but I was going to get a power supply with at least double that capacity, if not more.
Any recommendations on a suitable and quality linear power supply that I can buy or build? Obviously, if I'm doing this, it's because I'm looking for an upgrade over the switching psu that comes with Apollo. That being said, I'm also not necessarily wanting to spend $500 or more either. Around $200 or less would be ideal.
I'm also not inherently against the idea of a really high quality switching psu but my interest in a linear psu has been to avoid switching noise and generally move to a psu that is as low noise as reasonably possible. So any switching psu would need to be really high quality if I were to consider it over a linear psu.
Also, does anyone happen to know the pinout on the 4 pin xlr power connection for the Apollo? I can't seem to find that info anywhere.
Any thoughts?
Any recommendations on a suitable and quality linear power supply that I can buy or build? Obviously, if I'm doing this, it's because I'm looking for an upgrade over the switching psu that comes with Apollo. That being said, I'm also not necessarily wanting to spend $500 or more either. Around $200 or less would be ideal.
I'm also not inherently against the idea of a really high quality switching psu but my interest in a linear psu has been to avoid switching noise and generally move to a psu that is as low noise as reasonably possible. So any switching psu would need to be really high quality if I were to consider it over a linear psu.
Also, does anyone happen to know the pinout on the 4 pin xlr power connection for the Apollo? I can't seem to find that info anywhere.
Any thoughts?
