This is pretty awesome. Too expensive for me to play with, but I have wanted something short of an AC noise analyzer that was easy to use for a long time.
I have used oscilloscopes to examine problems from wall warts, and digital power supplies before, and I know from experience the Furman unit I have really makes my stereo sound better.
One really interesting thing from this article is the quality of noise coming out of the Hypex units. I totally believe it. When I build I add ferrite cores to the AC lines, but I have no idea if they really help.
Would be really interesting if the problems with Class D amps was not the amp, but the noise they inject.
Then the problem is not about what gear they match, but how good the power supplies in the other gear is.
I have used oscilloscopes to examine problems from wall warts, and digital power supplies before, and I know from experience the Furman unit I have really makes my stereo sound better.
One really interesting thing from this article is the quality of noise coming out of the Hypex units. I totally believe it. When I build I add ferrite cores to the AC lines, but I have no idea if they really help.
Would be really interesting if the problems with Class D amps was not the amp, but the noise they inject.
Then the problem is not about what gear they match, but how good the power supplies in the other gear is.