LPS-T10

Purpose-built by LHY Audio for Eversolo T10

LPS-T10

From mixed power to a dual-transformer, fully linear architecture.

A dual-transformer, fully linear architecture further optimizes the T10’s internal power.

Original-location fit · no external enclosure · no chassis cutting

Take the T10 further. Start with power.

LHY Audio LPS-T10 complete upgrade kit beside an Eversolo T10 with the upgrade installed

System-level power upgrade

The entire power chain, refined at every stage.

94.82%

Recorded reduction at the 3 A high-load test

3.2×

Main-filter capacitance

Fully linear

Power architecture

Dual

Dedicated transformers

Six coordinated stages

From input filtering to low-noise output.

  1. 01Input filtering

    Two-stage EMI

  2. 02Dedicated transformers

    Main / control-side

  3. 03Ideal rectification

    LT4320 full-wave

  4. 04Energy storage

    90,000 µF

  5. 05Linear regulation

    LT3042 + PNP

  6. 06Filtered output

    Wideband + OCC

Laboratory measurement

The 3 A laboratory high-load test record shows a 94.82% ripple reduction.

Under the same LHY Audio laboratory conditions, with only the power supply changed, the Original T10 PSU measured 61.67 µVrms and LPS-T10 measured 3.192 µVrms.

Original Eversolo T10 power-supply boards and transformer used for the comparison
Original T1061.67 µVrms
LHY Audio LPS-T10 power-supply modules and custom transformer used for the comparison
LHY Audio LPS-T103.192 µVrms

Tested under controlled conditions in the LHY Audio laboratory. Under the same 3 A high-load condition, only the power-supply assembly was changed. The 94.82% figure is the reduction calculated from this test record; readings can fluctuate and the value is not guaranteed.

Three core modules

Three core modules form the fully linear architecture.

The system combines a main DC regulator board, an AC input and auxiliary linear module, and a custom main transformer designed around the T10 chassis.

Power architecture

Power architecture: Original T10 and LPS-T10 comparison
Feature Original T10 LPS-T10 Engineering change
System design Original T10Linear main supply with switch-mode power retained for display, control and standby circuits. LPS-T10Dual-transformer, fully linear architecture with dedicated main and control-side supply paths. Engineering changeReplaces switch-mode power for the display, control and standby circuits with a dedicated linear supply path.
Module 01

Main DC supply

DC Linear Regulator Board

Handles rectification, energy storage, regulation and output filtering for the main supply.

Product highlights

Low-drop rectification

Designed to reduce forward-voltage drop and related dissipation at the rectifier stage.

3.19× main-filter capacitance

Main-filter capacitance increases from 28,200 µF to 90,000 µF.

Low-noise linear regulation

Uses an LT3042 regulator with PNP current expansion.

Wideband output filtering

Designed to address residual ripple and high-frequency noise.

LPS-T10 DC linear regulator board with six KEMET main-filter capacitors

DC Linear Regulator Board

DC Linear Regulator Board: Original T10 and LPS-T10 comparison
Feature Original T10 LPS-T10 Engineering change
Rectification Original T10MUR860 fast-recovery rectifier diodes. LPS-T10LT4320 full-wave ideal-diode rectification. Engineering changeDesigned to reduce forward-voltage loss and related dissipation.
Main-filter capacitance Original T10ELNA 4,700 µF / 35 V × 6 · 28,200 µF total. LPS-T10KEMET ALC70A 15,000 µF / 40 V × 6 · 90,000 µF total. Engineering change3.19× the stock main-filter capacitance, increasing nominal energy-storage capacity.
Regulation architecture Original T10OPA277 op-amp with MOSFET regulation. LPS-T10ADI LT3042 ultra-low-noise linear regulation with PNP current expansion. Engineering changeUses a low-noise linear-regulation architecture.
Output filtering Original T10SamYoung 470 µF / 50 V × 30. LPS-T10Nichicon KZ MUSE 470 µF / 25 V × 6 plus Panasonic FM 1,000 µF / 16 V × 9. Engineering changeDesigned to address residual ripple and high-frequency noise.
PCB and assembly Original T101.6 mm immersion-gold PCB. LPS-T102 oz copper, 2.0 mm immersion-gold PCB with premium solder and thick gold-plated pins. Engineering changeA heavier-copper power path with robust connection hardware.
Module 02

AC input and auxiliary supply

EMI & Linear Input Module

Filters the AC input and provides dedicated linear auxiliary power for the display, control and standby circuits.

Product highlights

Front-end interference filtering

Designed to treat line-borne interference before the transformer and regulator stages.

Dedicated linear auxiliary supply

Provides a separate linear supply path for display, control and standby circuits.

Filtering with a low-resistance path

Designed to combine common-mode filtering with a low-resistance current path.

Current and thermal design

The heavier power path is designed for current handling and thermal spreading.

LPS-T10 AC input and EMI module with Talema transformer and linear regulation

EMI & Linear Input Module

EMI & Linear Input Module: Original T10 and LPS-T10 comparison
Feature Original T10 LPS-T10 Engineering change
EMI filter architecture Original T10Basic two-stage common-mode filtering with standard safety capacitors. LPS-T10Two-stage common-mode filtering with RIFA / Eaton X2 safety capacitors. Engineering changeDesigned to treat line-borne interference before the transformer and regulator stages.
Safety capacitors Original T10Standard safety capacitors. LPS-T10RIFA / Eaton PME271 X2 and Y2 safety capacitors. Engineering changeCertified safety components selected for AC-line filtering and suppression.
Common-mode chokes Original T10E-core, compact-wound common-mode chokes. LPS-T10Two custom high-permeability toroidal cores with heavy-gauge OFC windings. Engineering changeDesigned to combine AC filtering with a low-resistance current path.
Input-voltage selection Original T10Automatic relay selection. LPS-T10Manual 115 V / 230 V terminal selection before power-on. Engineering changeA direct terminal path; the correct setting must be confirmed before use.
PCB and assembly Original T10Standard 1.6 mm immersion-gold PCB. LPS-T102.5 oz copper, 2.0 mm immersion-gold PCB with premium solder. Engineering changeHeavy copper supports current handling and thermal spreading.
Module 03

Purpose-built magnetic foundation

LHY Audio Custom Main Transformer

Serves the main supply as part of the system’s dual-transformer architecture.

Product highlights

Purpose-built for T10

The magnetic path, shielding and grounding are designed around the T10 main supply.

Dedicated main-supply role

Works separately from the control-side auxiliary supply within the dual-transformer architecture.

Primary and secondary shielding

Shielding is applied to both winding sides as part of the in-chassis shielding design.

Dedicated grounding

A separate grounding path is integrated with the transformer’s shielding structure.

LHY Audio custom 7N oxygen-free copper toroidal transformer for LPS-T10

LHY Audio Custom Main Transformer

LHY Audio Custom Main Transformer: Original T10 and LPS-T10 comparison
Feature Original T10 LPS-T10 Engineering change
Construction details Original T10Eversolo specifies a custom O-Type toroidal linear transformer with a closed-loop magnetic design; core material, winding construction and detailed electrical specifications are not disclosed. LPS-T10Nisshin 0.27 mm silicon-steel core, Rowan UK 7N OFC windings, primary/secondary copper-foil shielding, independent grounding and heat-resistant PTFE leads. Engineering changePurpose-built magnetic and shielding design for the T10 main supply path.

Supporting parts & installation

Designed around the T10’s original space, mounting points and connectors.

The core modules and prepared wiring are designed around the original T10 mounting positions and connectors, keeping the exterior and controls unchanged.

DC regulator board

DC regulator board

Ideal rectification, 90,000 µF main filtering and ultra-low-noise regulation.

EMI & linear input module

EMI & linear input module

Talema-powered auxiliary rails with two-stage AC input filtering.

Custom main transformer

Custom main transformer

LHY Audio-designed toroidal transformer with 7N OFC windings.

Prepared internal wiring

Prepared internal wiring

OCC output cable set and 6-pin ribbon cables for the T10 layout.

Factory-location fit

Original-location fit. No chassis cutting.

LPS-T10 is designed around the T10’s original internal space, mounting points and connectors. No chassis cutting is required, and the original exterior and controls remain unchanged.

  • Uses the original mounting points
  • Connects through the original internal connectors
  • No chassis cutting required
  • Exterior and controls remain unchanged

Measurement record

Microvolt-level ripple at no load and at the 3 A test load.

Original T10 and LPS-T10 are shown side by side under two laboratory test conditions.

Test condition 01

No load

At no load, measured ripple falls from 27.65 µVrms to 2.726 µVrms.

90.14%Recorded reduction
Original T1027.65 µVrms
Original T10 no-load ripple capture showing Channel 1 at 27.65 microvolts RMS
LHY Audio LPS-T102.726 µVrms
LPS-T10 no-load ripple capture showing Channel 1 at 2.726 microvolts RMS

Measured in the LHY Audio laboratory; within each paired comparison at the same load condition, only the power-supply assembly was changed. The 3 A figure denotes the laboratory test-load condition, not an output specification. Readings can fluctuate with measurement setup and unit tolerance; the percentages shown are calculated from the corresponding test records and are not guaranteed values.

Technical specifications

LPS-T10 technical specifications.

Product typeInternal fully linear power-supply upgrade kit
Compatible hostEversolo T10
ArchitectureFully linear, dual-transformer
AC input115 V or 230 V AC · manual selection
Regulated output12 V DC
Main transformerLHY Audio custom toroidal transformer · 7N OFC windings
Main-filter capacitance90,000 µF · approximately 3.2× stock
RectificationLT4320-based full-wave ideal rectification
Linear regulationADI LT3041 on the auxiliary board and LT3042 on the main DC board, both with PNP current expansion
Output wiringOCC cable set

Questions, answered

LPS-T10 FAQ

What changes compared with the original T10 power supply?

Compared with the original T10, LPS-T10 optimizes the entire power path stage by stage: AC-input filtering, a fully linear architecture, LT4320-based ideal rectification, 90,000 µF of main-filter capacitance versus the original 28,200 µF, LT3042 + PNP low-noise regulation, wideband output filtering and OCC output wiring. Together, these changes form a complete power-chain upgrade and produced lower recorded ripple under both test conditions shown on this page.

Why use two transformers?

The two transformers give each supply path a dedicated role. The LHY Audio-designed 7N OFC transformer serves the main supply, while a Talema transformer with linear regulation powers the display, control and standby circuits. Each path can therefore be designed around its own load. Making the control-side supply linear also removes the original auxiliary switch-mode stage as a potential source of high-frequency switching noise.

How was the 94.82% ripple reduction in the 3 A high-load test record calculated?

The page records two laboratory test conditions: no load and a 3 A high-load condition. At no load, the Original T10 measured 27.65 µVrms and LPS-T10 measured 2.726 µVrms; at 3 A, the readings were 61.67 µVrms and 3.192 µVrms respectively. The ripple reduction in the 3 A high-load test record is calculated as (61.67 − 3.192) ÷ 61.67 = 94.82%. Readings may fluctuate and are not guaranteed; 3 A denotes the laboratory test-load condition, not an output specification.

Is LPS-T10 plug-and-play?

LPS-T10 is an internal upgrade kit and requires opening the chassis. Follow the installation guide to disconnect the relevant ribbon cables, remove the original power-supply components, and install the new modules at the original mounting points and connectors. Disconnect mains power and allow sufficient capacitor-discharge time before starting; if you are not comfortable working inside audio equipment, use a qualified technician.

Does lower ripple guarantee the same audible result in every system?

Under the same test conditions, lower ripple means less residual AC riding on the DC supply, which can help reduce the opportunity for power-supply noise to couple into downstream circuitry. In some highly resolving systems, this may be perceived as a quieter background and clearer low-level detail. The audible degree will still vary with the complete system, mains quality, setup, room and listener.