Louis
an excellent combination together with the phono amplifier
and fast and correct delivery
Comment from July 13, 2026 — Experience from November 30, 2025
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en snelle en correcte levering
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The PSU-5 is specially designed to provide a very high-quality power supply to Gold Note’s PH-5 phono preamplifier. It draws inspiration from the brand’s high-end separate power supplies like the PSU-10 and PSU-1000.
Its architecture is based on a linear power supply with custom-made transformers manufactured in Italy. This allows for delivering a stable and constant power supply, free from noise and interference from the mains. An inductive filter is integrated to effectively block disturbances.
The PSU-5 uses a 2-transformer circuit for the linear power supply stage. This provides the best operating conditions for the PH-5 by supplying it with an abundant and ultra-clean power supply.
Mains noise is eliminated thanks to the double-coil inductive filter that completely isolates the PH-5. This generous and noise-free power supply allows for increased dynamics, more detail, and optimal realism of the sound stage.
To minimize noise and interference, the PSU-5 incorporates three ultra-low noise voltage regulators. These regulators maintain a maximum variation of the output voltage of only 0.05%, ensuring a clean and stable power supply to the connected audio components.
The PSU-5 is specifically designed to work with the Gold Note PH-5 phono stage. It connects to the PH-5 using a dedicated power cable, ensuring a secure and reliable connection between the two components.
Louis
an excellent combination together with the phono amplifier
and fast and correct delivery
Comment from July 13, 2026 — Experience from November 30, 2025
Pierre
Good product, easy to use, very musical.
Comment from April 21, 2026 — Experience from April 09, 2026
Andrea
Excellent component, improved dynamics and spaciousness. For me, it’s definitive. Thank you very much
Comment from April 10, 2026 — Experience from March 30, 2026