diy power supply.

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    Get rid of the nasty filter and it looks good.
     
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    I made one of these a couple of weeks ago , or should i say my version of one. It works a treat, the recommended Nuvo-Therm Tranny is silent and golden.
    I haven't got round to posting my piccys on my webspace yet , but the project is really easy and cheap to acomplish. I have owned an MF X-PSU in the past ( about 10 months ago ) and sold it as the sonic benefits that it provides in no way justify the unbelievably high prices that it commands on the S/H market. I just couldn't afford to keep it given it's value and performance. I think there is one on e-pay right now that is upto £250 with days to go. My previous firsthand experience of this device ( as a critical owner/user) tells me that that auction is about £220 over budget !

    DIY is the way to go with this one, although it probably won't look anywhere near as cute as the original, that ( the basic cast ali tube) was a design classic (imvho), that came out at just the right time.
     
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    Justb took a few photo's and posted them up, Here's a link:

    Sids PSU
     
    Sid and Coke, Oct 3, 2003
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