ccschua said:1.
3. What is the difference between aftermarket clock and Citizen 30ppm clock ?
The Citizen is just a crystal, not a clock as such.
DaveM said:Erik,
Could you share how you are getting the AES/EBU out from your shinga?
Thanks
Dave
I use a complete Wadia 23 output board... with a dedicated power supply and a super regulator.
The connection is the digital out.
aes out
DaveM
AES out is easy. I have been using it for several months- sounds great. On my setup I made a very small board and wired, as per attachment. I used a Newava S22083 transformer from digikey, about $9, or you can probably use a Pulse transformer from mouser # 673-PE-65612, it used to be about $4 although the inductance is higher. After a few tests I ended up with a 47R resistor. I tied the ground on the Neutrik connector to chassis ground. I had some Belden AES 110R cable (2meters), and did not use a transformer on the input to my monica DAC. On the monica side, I just followed the datasheet for the CS8414- AES receiver hookup. One final thing check the voltage on the output to make sure it is not too high for your the DAC. I seem to recall that AES/EBU is about 10V max, but don't quote me.
JimS
DaveM
AES out is easy. I have been using it for several months- sounds great. On my setup I made a very small board and wired, as per attachment. I used a Newava S22083 transformer from digikey, about $9, or you can probably use a Pulse transformer from mouser # 673-PE-65612, it used to be about $4 although the inductance is higher. After a few tests I ended up with a 47R resistor. I tied the ground on the Neutrik connector to chassis ground. I had some Belden AES 110R cable (2meters), and did not use a transformer on the input to my monica DAC. On the monica side, I just followed the datasheet for the CS8414- AES receiver hookup. One final thing check the voltage on the output to make sure it is not too high for your the DAC. I seem to recall that AES/EBU is about 10V max, but don't quote me.
JimS
Boombox transport trend?
Stello's transport mechanism looks pretty similar...
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/aprilmusic2/stello.html
Stello's transport mechanism looks pretty similar...
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/aprilmusic2/stello.html
m.massimo said:it seems similar, but it's not the same. JVC has a Sanyo SF-P101N, this transport has a Samsung SOH-AAN
So... Who is going to be the first to try to find a Samsung SOH-AAN and see if it can be modded in a similar fashion?
BoilermakerFan said:
So... Who is going to be the first to try to find a Samsung SOH-AAN and see if it can be modded in a similar fashion?
Here's one for $41USD but no details or pics.
SOH-ANN
Regards,
Dan
dantwomey said:
That's cheap. Sorry for turning you on
How much would a CDM PRO cost?
I agree with youBoilermakerFan said:For $2,500 I would have expected a little more finished solution to the door and TOC
dantwomey said:
A caution in that you are probably only looking at the optical pickup for that price, not the transport.
You're possibly quite right. Here's a link with a pic.hayenc said:
A caution in that you are probably only looking at the optical pickup for that price, not the transport.
Hi
I remove all parts. Before I did it I practice on old modem card. No need two iron, warm solder place and gentle push up and another side only warm and remove SMD parts. I didnt cut trace and dont need jumper 5A-5B.
Only to find a couple parts.
I made some drawing for box.
I saw two type of mounting with TWO screw. What is better : diagonal or on the motor side???
Any part number for pushbutton switch for command????
Thanks
Duka
I remove all parts. Before I did it I practice on old modem card. No need two iron, warm solder place and gentle push up and another side only warm and remove SMD parts. I didnt cut trace and dont need jumper 5A-5B.
Only to find a couple parts.
I made some drawing for box.
I saw two type of mounting with TWO screw. What is better : diagonal or on the motor side???
Any part number for pushbutton switch for command????
Thanks
Duka
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