This mistake is so easy for us to make I wish overload protection was one of the essential requirements of all modern kit ...
Until yesterday, I lived in blissful ignorance, completely convinced that since there are 50 sizes of plugs in these power supplies, the diameter of the plug increases with the power of the power supply, and there is simply no physical possibility of connecting a too large power supply - and because it is simple and cost-free, an idiot-proof solution that completely solves the problem, there is no need to use any fancy protection circuits...
Just think of how best to spoil yourself with a new state of the art $200 DAC ...
it was just a few months old Topping E50 - it perfectly suited my needs - XLR outputs for the V3M and RCA outputs for the integrated amplifier that could work simultaneously - in addition, a beautiful orange display that perfectly matched the orange LEDs of the V3M.
So I ordered another one, the same
I will add here that, similarly, the V3M functionality with a choice of XLR and RCA inputs fits perfectly into a system with a stereo and a home theater receiver.
V3M allows you to eliminate the amplifier switch, which significantly reduces the number of cables.
And while we're at it, I'm very pleased with the sound of the V3M - not only is the bass more powerful than in my audiophile-grade integrated hybrid amplifier, but the highs are clearer too. It seems that the V3Ms get more out of my floor speakers than any amplifier I have tried before.
Great job FOSI. The only thing I'm missing at the moment is a V3M in exactly the same housing as the Topping E50 and in a blue color version