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In Reply to: Fancy Power Supplies On Endpoints [clients] and such posted by Jotaro on September 28, 2024 at 15:55:56:
I have a NAS in the basement configured as my 'music server'. It streams over the network to various end-point network streamers in our home. It has no sound of its own and 'sounds' no different than my Mac Mini used as a 'music server' in the same way.Smaller Synology NAS on right is dedicated to running Roon Server software on it.
The larger NAS on left is for general purpose automated network backups.
Edits: 09/30/24 09/30/24 10/02/24
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- Not really - AbeCollins 07:21:58 09/30/24 (15)
- RE: Not really - Jotaro 14:43:30 09/30/24 (14)
- Both: LPS and Switching Supplies - AbeCollins 10:11:04 10/02/24 (13)
- RE: Both: LPS and Switching Supplies - zacster 14:36:28 10/05/24 (12)
- Different battery banks sound different - Jon L 20:10:42 10/05/24 (1)
- RE: Different battery banks sound different - AbeCollins 06:28:05 10/06/24 (0)
- RE: Both: LPS and Switching Supplies - AbeCollins 15:02:40 10/05/24 (9)
- Good question - E-Stat 14:59:30 10/06/24 (6)
- RE: Good question - AbeCollins 19:34:30 10/10/24 (5)
- You've been making - E-Stat 05:54:25 10/11/24 (4)
- Archives - AbeCollins 10:29:45 10/11/24 (3)
- So - E-Stat 10:37:28 10/11/24 (2)
- In case you haven't noticed.... - AbeCollins 18:50:52 10/14/24 (1)
- Really sorry you're unable to hear - E-Stat 10:42:27 10/15/24 (0)
- RE: Both: LPS and Switching Supplies - zacster 14:04:03 10/06/24 (1)
- RE: Both: LPS and Switching Supplies - AbeCollins 19:32:48 10/10/24 (0)
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