Fusible audiophile sur les sources

[bulpy]

Mon actuel meilleur ami - ChatGPT, qui a remplacé Google - me dit ceci :

Yes, the SOtM sPS-500 does have an internal fuse for protection. However, SOtM does not publicly specify the exact fuse type in their documentation.
If you need to replace the fuse, you’ll likely need to open the unit carefully. It is recommended to check with SOtM support or a technician to confirm the correct fuse rating and type before replacing it.

Quant à l'upgrade pour la sPS-500, voici ce qu'il dit :

Upgrading the fuse in the SOtM sPS-500 can be an interesting tweak, as many audiophiles believe that high-quality fuses improve clarity, detail, and overall sound performance.

Recommended Fuse Upgrades

Since SOtM does not specify the exact fuse type in their official documentation, you should check your unit to confirm the fuse rating before purchasing a replacement. However, based on common linear power supply designs, the sPS-500 likely uses:
• 5x20mm slow-blow (T) fuse
• Rating: Likely between 2A–3.15A (Check your specific unit first!)
• Voltage: 250V (standard for most audio gear)

Popular Audiophile-Grade Fuses

Here are some high-performance fuses that could work well in the sPS-500:
1. Synergistic Research Purple Fuse – Very popular for enhanced detail and soundstage.
2. HiFi-Tuning Supreme³ – Silver-gold alloy conductors for a natural, warm tone.
3. Audio Magic Beeswax SHD – Uses beeswax damping to reduce vibrations and noise.
4. Furutech TF Audio Fuse – Features pure copper and cryogenic treatment.

Hope it helps!

[bulpy]

Mais dans ton cas en effet, vu ta config actuelle, peut-être n'est-ce pas la direction à suivre dans la voie de l'optimisation.

Ce qui est intéressant avec ces fusibles de grade "audiophile", c'est lorsqu'ils parviennent à transcender une électronique, au point de lui découvrir des qualités insoupçonnées ! Dans mon cas pour le Volta, avec le SR Master, l'écart a été vraiment conséquent. Au point d'avoir l'impression d'avoir changé de streamer/Dac pour un bien plus haut de gamme !

[Mattey]

Mon actuel meilleur ami - ChatGPT, qui a remplacé Google - me dit ceci :

Yes, the SOtM sPS-500 does have an internal fuse for protection. However, SOtM does not publicly specify the exact fuse type in their documentation.
If you need to replace the fuse, you’ll likely need to open the unit carefully. It is recommended to check with SOtM support or a technician to confirm the correct fuse rating and type before replacing it.

Quant à l'upgrade pour la sPS-500, voici ce qu'il dit :

Upgrading the fuse in the SOtM sPS-500 can be an interesting tweak, as many audiophiles believe that high-quality fuses improve clarity, detail, and overall sound performance.

Recommended Fuse Upgrades

Since SOtM does not specify the exact fuse type in their official documentation, you should check your unit to confirm the fuse rating before purchasing a replacement. However, based on common linear power supply designs, the sPS-500 likely uses:
• 5x20mm slow-blow (T) fuse
• Rating: Likely between 2A–3.15A (Check your specific unit first!)
• Voltage: 250V (standard for most audio gear)

Popular Audiophile-Grade Fuses

Here are some high-performance fuses that could work well in the sPS-500:
1. Synergistic Research Purple Fuse – Very popular for enhanced detail and soundstage.
2. HiFi-Tuning Supreme³ – Silver-gold alloy conductors for a natural, warm tone.
3. Audio Magic Beeswax SHD – Uses beeswax damping to reduce vibrations and noise.
4. Furutech TF Audio Fuse – Features pure copper and cryogenic treatment.

Hope it helps!

Pfff, je crois que je suis dépassé là, je n ai pas encore le réflexe de recourir à l IA...

Merci Emmanuel, enfin plutôt ChatGPT