Running Springs Audio Harley


Hi Audiogoners,
I am having the RSA power conditioner which I purchased secondhand several years ago. It was running very good until today. When I turn on the Allnic L3000 preamp and H3000 phono stage, the units turned on but off right away. I tried several times and the same thing happened. To be sure it was not the problem on the preamps, I connected the two preamps directly to the wall outlets and they were working as normal.
I think the problem was on the RSA unit. I tried to search for the company but could not find the company’s website. Does anybody know any info about the company please?
Thank you,
Calvin
dangcaonguyen

Always nice to see an old thread return.

I got a used Haley 15 or so years ago to use with the preamp and DAC. I knew nothing about it but the price was right and with all the positive comments, why not try it!  And I knew I could sell it for what I paid for it so nothing to lose.

I tried it in my system against the Audio Magic I bought a couple years before.  The Haley brought on a significant gain in clarity.  I knew this was a great value after what I paid for the AM.  I had also tried a far more expensive Sound Application device in my system and that did nothing at all.  The Haley was a keeper!

I took this newly found discovery to a friend's house.  He was using a Shunyata model.  After a short audition/comparison, he wanted a Haley .... and got one very soon after.  We both put money back in our pockets with the Haley purchase.

I bought a Dmitry a few years ago as I needed a unit with more outlets; the Haley was pushed to the HT system.  A year or so later, one of the Haley's outlets failed and had melted.  The cover was riveted as @dangcaonguyen pointed out.  The Haley sat on the sidelines for a year as I did not know what to do with it.

Finally, last year, it was either throw it in the recycle bin, or repair it.  Ultimately, I drilled out the rivets, 4 on the top and 6 on each side.  I then replaced the outlet with a Furutech Rhodium outlet.  I got some clips from Lowes that attach over the case's sheet metal on the inside.  The clips have a threaded hole to take a machine screw.  I put a clip at each of the drilled-out holes on the top and a few on the sides.  I used 1/2" steel screws to secure the cover to the unit.  The Haley was saved for the cost of a much better outlet and a bunch of $1 steel clips and a pack of screws.

I have not compared such devices since those years before.  No doubt gains have been achieved here over the years, but for the price, the long discontinued Running Springs products are a great value.

John

Still using the Dmitry in primary system and Haley in secondary. Both still operating as new and never seen the need to upgrade. I live in a rural area in the PNW so power is already pretty clean but they do make a difference. Also have a Duke not being used that probably should let go.