[astromaddie]

Where are you getting the adapter? I have one I purchased a few years ago from a member who machined them.

I think I got them from the same member, mine are probably 3-4 years old.

 

[timb5881]

I ordered a power adapter plug for the SR -002, supposedly the AC002. I got it and it does not work. I measured the voltage and is was 5.2 volts. In the past I have tried a Sony and a Phillips 4.5 volt cd power supply. They did not work either. Now I have a regulated variable dc voltage that I also use for other estat amps. Now with the tip is + and the barrel is negative and the appropriate adapter works great. For home use it is great but is a brick when it comes to portability. I also found that to use ac I need the batteries pulled out.
What have other folks tried and what worked?I

Ignore this, Played around with the new adapter and got it to work.

 

[andrydeen]

Excellent earphones and portable amplifier, D-10 is a bit weak for full-size headsets, but it is made for 003, i find 003 very comfortable, they sound like "baby sr 007"

 

[timb5881]

Tests and more fun today with the SRS002. I had mentioned before that the AC adapter I purchased online not working, but it actually does. What I found with it was that after turning it on with the adapter, it takes almost a minute to warm up and work but maybe another 10 minutes to sound good and maybe an hour to get really good, less if I use eco mode. Now with the regulated variable power supply it starts right up and needs no real time to sound good. Alkaline batteries about the same. Tonight I thought I would try some rechargeable ones I had just charged up. These are Duracell rechargeable batteries and say 1.2 volt on them. Going on 6 hours of playback and sound very good, I will have to try some regular alkaline ones next for any sound differences and let everyone know if these 1.2V rechargeables are worth any further investigations.