And PLAYING...
I must say first impressions are very promissing...the extra psu and all the new primary windings and the extreme shielding of all the trafo''s deliver an incredible clean sound with very dynamic outburst micro-macro with an inbelievable ease....clearly an extra bonus to an already beautiful soundscape....
I must say first impressions are very promissing...the extra psu and all the new primary windings and the extreme shielding of all the trafo''s deliver an incredible clean sound with very dynamic outburst micro-macro with an inbelievable ease....clearly an extra bonus to an already beautiful soundscape....
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Erik van Voorst said:Lifting the PiTbull doghouse is from now-on a 2 man job...here it is in his (final) place.....
The Tunami is still a bit to long but I will take care of that afterwards
Verry nice work , have you had it on the weight ?
Clock has a psu (blackgates)and sup reg
Board has a psu (blackgates) and sup reg
AT&T (outputboard) has a psu (non polarized blackgates) and sup reg
Motors have a psu (blackgates)
Display and Laser Led have a psu
(blackgates...... and don't ask me why)
So 5 PSU's and 3 ALWSR sup regs..
Definitely not to contradict Peter but in my believe and my set-up I notice a difference by adding PSU's.
The difference was for the better...everything is done by ear...and again it is all done in my set-up only...so you have to go and figure it out for yourself...
Ps
Weight I do not know but let's say it stands firm....
Board has a psu (blackgates) and sup reg
AT&T (outputboard) has a psu (non polarized blackgates) and sup reg
Motors have a psu (blackgates)
Display and Laser Led have a psu
(blackgates...... and don't ask me why)
So 5 PSU's and 3 ALWSR sup regs..
Definitely not to contradict Peter but in my believe and my set-up I notice a difference by adding PSU's.
The difference was for the better...everything is done by ear...and again it is all done in my set-up only...so you have to go and figure it out for yourself...
Ps
Weight I do not know but let's say it stands firm....
Erik van Voorst said:Clock has a psu (blackgates)and sup reg
Board has a psu (blackgates) and sup reg
AT&T (outputboard) has a psu (non polarized blackgates) and sup reg
Motors have a psu (blackgates)
Display and Laser Led have a psu
(blackgates...... and don't ask me why)
So 5 PSU's and 3 ALWSR sup regs..
Definitely not to contradict Peter but in my believe and my set-up I notice a difference by adding PSU's.
The difference was for the better...everything is done by ear...and again it is all done in my set-up only...so you have to go and figure it out for yourself...
Ps
Weight I do not know but let's say it stands firm....
I use currently 3 PSUs (preregs) and 3 simple regs based on LT (this setup is very sensitive on preregs output caps) , ALWSRs are on the way, and thinking to replace PSUs with accumulators. Just tried a small 9V battery instead of board PSU and prereg, and must say the result is very promissing - the cleanest treble I ever had.
I would like to try to make a transport too
are there any preference for ez31 or ez51
do I get correctly
1. I disassemble all and take the drive, pcb, display
2. I make a supply from 12-0-12 transformer with two MSR 860 and filter caps
3. take an digital output from pcb to my dac
I don't know from which point I have to get dig out
are there any preference for ez31 or ez51
do I get correctly
1. I disassemble all and take the drive, pcb, display
2. I make a supply from 12-0-12 transformer with two MSR 860 and filter caps
3. take an digital output from pcb to my dac
I don't know from which point I have to get dig out
The 2 holes for the screws in the ebony were already there as the motorhole with its own M5 screw
After mounting the motor in the "motor-mounting-hole" I know now the exact location for drilling two M3 holes in the copper (left and rightside of the motor...it all worked like a charm...
After mounting the motor in the "motor-mounting-hole" I know now the exact location for drilling two M3 holes in the copper (left and rightside of the motor...it all worked like a charm...
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The dummy showed me the first problem...uhh ...I mean challenge
The laserlint will touch the ebben when the last tracks will be played and very likely will obstruct...(visual inspection only)
That means marking and milling a gap the size of the lint...(fortunately the ebony is thick enough)
The laserlint will touch the ebben when the last tracks will be played and very likely will obstruct...(visual inspection only)
That means marking and milling a gap the size of the lint...(fortunately the ebony is thick enough)
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Found this - not sure if they actually have them or not though.
http://www.zellers.com/stores/shop/product/en/zellers/10001/54137963/54137963
If anyone in CA is nice enough to buy an extra one and ship it to USA for me.... Shoot me an email.
Thanks
http://www.zellers.com/stores/shop/product/en/zellers/10001/54137963/54137963
If anyone in CA is nice enough to buy an extra one and ship it to USA for me.... Shoot me an email.
Thanks
Guiness said:Found this - not sure if they actually have them or not though.
http://www.zellers.com/stores/shop/product/en/zellers/10001/54137963/54137963
If anyone in CA is nice enough to buy an extra one and ship it to USA for me.... Shoot me an email.
Thanks
Very good find. It appears all these stores local to me have lots in stock. I have shipped lots of these south of the border but unfortunately I got burned for payment on one so I'm out of the shipping business. Anybody seen Ronnie Cosettie around these forums?
Regards,
Dan
Hi everybody!
I have been introduced to this great project week ago or so by Mr. Sparkle member of this forum.
Well, after quick exploring next day I have found myself in local shop and lucky enough, found there last piece of 31's.
Continuing to explore this huge thread and working on my example simultanously, today I decided to share bit of my progress as well few tricks someone may find helpful.
Now comes harder part. Not sure if posting photos will work.... let see.
1. The base plate (Alu plate 6mm thick 135mmx19mm). Plate is mounted on top side of the drive:
I have been introduced to this great project week ago or so by Mr. Sparkle member of this forum.
Well, after quick exploring next day I have found myself in local shop and lucky enough, found there last piece of 31's.
Continuing to explore this huge thread and working on my example simultanously, today I decided to share bit of my progress as well few tricks someone may find helpful.
Now comes harder part. Not sure if posting photos will work.... let see.
1. The base plate (Alu plate 6mm thick 135mmx19mm). Plate is mounted on top side of the drive:
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