Posted on Friday, 6th June 2008 by Auw Jimmy
I was involved in the discussion about “Good PC Power Supply“. Then, I suggested a small trick to wrap the power supply cable with aluminum foil (you can find it a local food store, usually to wrap food on the microwave).
After wrapping it with aluminum foil, I suggested to use heatshrink to wrap all the cable (and make it looked good and professional). One of my friend, Bang Rossi, tried this method on his PC. Below is the photo (hope you didn’t mind I put the photo here;). Thank you for the sharing, man!
A little bit messy (because he didn’t use heatshrink), but according to him, it worked good. Good dynamic and better sound stage. Wanna try yourself?
Tags: DIY Audio, PC, power supply
Posted in DIY Audio | Comments (2)



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December 26th, 2008 at 17:16
Aluminium foil, apa gak beresiko konglet om jimmy, klo misalnya kabel yg dibungkus itu nyentuh part PC ?
December 26th, 2008 at 21:12
Kalo mau aman, yang biasanya saya lakukan adalah setelah kabel dibungkus aluminium foil, dilapis lagi pake heatshrink (selotip bakar) yang banyak di Glodok… aman dan nyaman+rapi.