I went and looked up my order. The TP Link unit was 9 volt. You have to match the power supply with the unit.
Best bang for the buck
What’s been the most cost effective item you purchased for your system?
I will go first- a Zerostat I bought 40 years ago. Next most cost effective purchase has to be a Denon DL103R cartridge which I bought new for $300.
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My best bang for buck has been repurposing my Roon ROCK NUC as a Windows server. I already owned dBpoweramo Asset UPnP, so all it's cost me so far was £130 for an external SSD to give extra security with the music files while reformatting the internal SSD drive for music files. I have another £40 or so to pay for the Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC licence. So basically I've got a considerable upgrade in sound quality for a total outlay of around £170. Yes, there's a downgrade in functionality, but on the positive side I'll be saving $280 equivalent ongoing annual Roon subscription.
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@edinphiladelphia thank you for confirming! |
i bought the 10’ version of these for around $45 a few months and forgot about them. finally tried them out over this past weekend. obliterated and destroyed by far any speaker cable i have (aq, ps audio). damn well worth every penny. Amazon.com: GEARit 10 Gauge Speaker Wire OFC 6 ft with Banana Plugs,in Wall Speaker Wire with Gold-Plated Connectors for Audiophiles,Hi-Fi Systems,Bi-Wire/Bi-Amp Compatible Speakers,Home Theater & Amplifiers : Electronics
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