BAE 1073 Dual DMP PSU Question

[smilan]

Hi, I have on the bench a BAE 1073 Dual DMP.
The problem with this preamp is that from time to time, one of the channels lousing the output for a while.
I took a look inside and it seems like someone in the past installed a wrong PSU instead of the original one.
The current one has a +32V and +16V outputs.
I wrote to BAE customer service and got a reply that a valid PSU will cost $300 US + Shipping.
I think it's a little too expensive for a 2 rails PSU (without an enclosure) and am thinking of getting an alternative PSU.
I just want to be sure that the PSU I need is a "standard Neve PSU" with +24V and +48V?
I asked BAE customer service about the voltages and didn't get an answer.
Can someone here confirm that the supply voltages for the BAE 1073 Dual DMP are +24V and +48V?
Attached a picture of the unit with the wrong PSU.

 

[ruffrecords]

All the Class A Neve modules from the 70s work on a 24V supply. Neve consoles had a phantom power module that generated 48V from the 24V supply.

Cheers

Ian

 

[smilan]

All the Class A Neve modules from the 70s work on a 24V supply. Neve consoles had a phantom power module that generated 48V from the 24V supply.

Cheers

Ian

Thanks Ian, I'll get this PSU from JLM Audio for half of the price of the BAE PSU.

 

[ruffrecords]

Thanks Ian, I'll get this PSU from JLM Audio for half of the price of the BAE PSU.

Good call. I like the JLM stuff.

Cheers

Ian