That's why European Audio Team (E.A.T) have just released its LPS Linear Power Supply, an upgrade that is compatible with not only its own turntables but many other brands too.

We at E.A.T. strongly believe that power supply is a part of signal path and the quality of power supply extremely significantly contribute to the sound quality. It is done without any compromise.

The LPS contains dual voltage outputs, each with a separate power supply in one enclosure that EAT says, is produced without compromise.

High quality bridge rectification is employed as well as ultra-fast diodes, that is followed with a 8800uF filtration bank. The voltage regulator is fully discrete, no operational amplifier is used and the voltage reference is TL431.

All of this leads to a voltage output that is very low in noise while radio frequency interference is said to be eliminated from the mains voltage supply.

For the techies, the ripple voltage is lower than 1 microvolt and the voltage accuracy is better than +-0,05%, while the temperature drift is "far below any standard power supplies".

Conveniently, the LPS can deliver simultaneous 15V and 18V output, via a 2.1mm, XLR 4-pin and 2.5mm cables that will work with a variety of turntables.

You'll need to check the specs of your turntable's voltage, but the E.A.T LPS will be a worthy upgrade for the C-Sharp, C-Major, E-Flat, Forte and Forte S turntables, along with the E-Glo S phono preamplifier.

The E.A.T LPS Linear Power Supply is available now for $1,995 RRP.

For more information visit EAT Turntables.

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Marc Rushton

StereoNET’s Founder and Publisher, Marc, grew up in England immersed in British hi-fi before relocating to Australia. His early passion for music and studio production led him from print journalism to digital media, where he launched StereoNET in 1999.

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