External Linear Power Supplies

Have just paid for a Teddy Pardo MiniTeddy 18v power supply to my Pro-Ject Stream Box S2 Ultra.

@jerrybj how is your Teddy Pardo power supply working for your Pro-Ject?

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Thanks for the question. Sorry for the delayed reply.

The one review I had found that used a separate power supply for a Pro-Ject Stream Box S2 Ultra streamer observed no improvement. I reread that review a long time later, and they used the Project Battery power supply.

The Teddy Pardo MiniTeddy is brilliant. Run it with a Mad Scientist Black Magic Ultra power cable, an SR Orange fuse, with Black Ravioli Pads underneath; I have a ’dead-silent’ system.

It’s good enough I’m now looking at a MiniTeddy for my wifi router.

@jerrybj thanks for your reply. I am using a Swagman Labs SE 18V power supply with my Pro-Ject Tubebox DS phono preamp, and it is excellent.  Based on general positive reviews on forums, I just bought a Teddy Pardo Dual 5V/3A supply to power both my Chord Qutest DAC and my Bluesound Node N130.  I have not installed the DC connection on the Node yet, but connected to the Qutest and with only 50 hours on it, the Pardo power supply is leaps and bounds better than the stock Chord switching supply.  It is not even close, call me impressed.  I am using a PC I built from Furutech parts with Pardo supply, fwiw.

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The Teddy Pardo supply is also leaps and bounds better than the switching supply built into the Bluesound Node.  My digital front end has now been improved across the board by adding the Pardo supply.  Tighter bass, more detail across the frequencies, better attack and decay, more organic and natural sounding overall, and sibilance has been banished.   I cannot really say enough good things about my experience with the dual 5V supply from Teddy Pardo.