HOW TO REPLACE THE CHORD QUTEST POWER SUPPLY WITH THE S BOOSTER MARK II


I have the Chord Qutest and am pleased with the sound, but looking to upgrade  with a new Dac such as the Weiss 204 or I could upgrade the Chord with a new power supply such as the S Booster MK II. I'd be curious to hear the difference in sound. My question is where can I get step by step directions to install the S booster?  I have no mechanical ability and would not be interested in cutting any wires because that could be a recipe for disaster.  Would anybody be able to provide instructions or lead me to a place that has guidance on installation? Thank you. 

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@kjl1065 I got the Sbooster MKII for my Qutest, the difference for me is I now use the incisive filters almost all the time. Prior to the Sbooster I had to use the warm filters as I found incisive gave me listening fatigue. I also purchased the Ultra MKII upgrade which is an additional inline filter. I honestly can't hear the difference with this in our out of the chain. 

With all due respect to @audphile1, I think what Rob Watts point was that he didn't think a linear PS would improve the sound quality...therefore he doesn't recommend it. Most people who upgraded to one feel it was a positive move.

As mentioned implementing a Sbooster couldn't be easier. Buy the 5-6 volt version. Slide the voltage selection switch on the Sbooster to 6 volts. Attach the included micro-usb attachment to the end of the cable, plug into Qutest and enjoy.  

Sorry to contradict, but I believe the Chord Qutest requires a 5 volt power supply.

As far as amperage - 2 amps or greater.

And I do own a Chord Qutest. 

Have used IFI Ipower Elite 5v power supply with Qutest.

Use Sbooster 19v power supply with Roon Nucleus.

The addition of the Sbooster inline filter requires the extra volt. I have that combination on my Weiss DAC205, which calls for 6 to 9 volts, set to 10 volts. No problem, so far.