I suspect this is a worthwhile upgrade. Everything I see Yeung do is just so common sense. Lukas Fikus was similar in his approach before he went full commercial with Lampizator. I like that he starts with a good piece that already has a stout power supply. I have always liked that he dampens everything with silicon. I saw him do this with Blue Circle and applied the same to all my DIY stuff. Anyone handy with DIY could do this for dirt cheap. These electrolytic caps do not cost much, and the wire and silicon is just stuff from Home Depot. But if you don't have the skills, it is great that Yeung will do these projects at a reasonable price. With the original cases still in tack it is a real stealth kind of upgrade.
Oh boy, if only it were so simple.
Thank you for the walk-through, Mike..!
I suspect this is a worthwhile upgrade. Everything I see Yeung do is just so common sense. Lukas Fikus was similar in his approach before he went full commercial with Lampizator. I like that he starts with a good piece that already has a stout power supply. I have always liked that he dampens everything with silicon. I saw him do this with Blue Circle and applied the same to all my DIY stuff.
Anyone handy with DIY could do this for dirt cheap. These electrolytic caps do not cost much, and the wire and silicon is just stuff from Home Depot. But if you don't have the skills, it is great that Yeung will do these projects at a reasonable price. With the original cases still in tack it is a real stealth kind of upgrade.
Over capacitance creates more issues than it ‘supposedly’ improves Naim have spent many hours specifying all their products urge people not to do this
Can this type of mod be done on a SN3?
SN3 stands for SuperNait 3? Yes, this type of upgrades also apply to Supernait 3 and alike.
How much is power supply for sn3.
‘We’ = AGY