My station is set at 350Celsius.
I remove MLLC caps very quickly by first adding solder and then heating both ends of MLLC at same time.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...mkii-black-builders-thread-5.html#post3929209
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Tibi
Thanks I think I got tunnel vision and missed that post after reading so many. I even have a few 47uf PK BG I had picked up when I found them! I am really looking forward to starting this build, and will definitely make post as I progress, I appreciate all the input you provide in this build thread I have found it all very beneficial in getting prepped for successful build. Thanks again!
Steve
Steve
Spreading wellbeing of christmases past
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A polystyrene one ?
I fond Multicap RTX sounding very good as well. This have far lower parasitic inductance than a rolled standard polystyrene.
Still in love with Mundorf SGO.
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Tibi
A polystyrene one ?
I fond Multicap RTX sounding very good as well. This have far lower parasitic inductance than a rolled standard polystyrene.
Still in love with Mundorf SGO.
Regards,
Tibi
Yes, polystyrene 0,1uF 400V - no marking about tolerance
... Sounds very good. Yes, I like the MCap SGO very much as well but needed mine in a phonoamp build... Regards
Grnd?
Thank you Tibi, for your help. I have my brd. back, and I had forgotten how impressed I was. I have the High Grade Brd. and I'm listening through a unmodified Jolida Glass FX Tube Dac, an old Dennon integrated amp, That I always liked, and a pair of old Mirage book shelf speakers that actually sound pretty good, although I have never used them as main speakers, except in my shop, for testing. I'm also in a 10'x10' cramped metal building. So things aren't the best for listening, but man, I'm impressed. Oh, I have Telefunken smooth plate 12AX7's in the Dac. I would be going on forever if I tried to list everything that impresses me about this transport. I still don't have V1, and V2 in place yet. But I'm having a hard time believing it could get any better. I do have a question before I start on a box. The way I'm playing it now, there is nothing grounded. The transformer uses no grnd on the primary's. The secondary's go to Pwr Supply brd. Power supply goes to main brd, Output of main brd. goes to output jack. Nowhere is ground brought to chassis grnd. I do have the metal chassis I have it mounted to grounded to AC grnd, but nowhere is the electronics grounded. Should we connect system grnd to chassis grnd anywhere? Should the output jack have it's return also going to ground? Which should grnd the system? Or does the whole system float? Thanks for the help.
Thank you Tibi, for your help. I have my brd. back, and I had forgotten how impressed I was. I have the High Grade Brd. and I'm listening through a unmodified Jolida Glass FX Tube Dac, an old Dennon integrated amp, That I always liked, and a pair of old Mirage book shelf speakers that actually sound pretty good, although I have never used them as main speakers, except in my shop, for testing. I'm also in a 10'x10' cramped metal building. So things aren't the best for listening, but man, I'm impressed. Oh, I have Telefunken smooth plate 12AX7's in the Dac. I would be going on forever if I tried to list everything that impresses me about this transport. I still don't have V1, and V2 in place yet. But I'm having a hard time believing it could get any better. I do have a question before I start on a box. The way I'm playing it now, there is nothing grounded. The transformer uses no grnd on the primary's. The secondary's go to Pwr Supply brd. Power supply goes to main brd, Output of main brd. goes to output jack. Nowhere is ground brought to chassis grnd. I do have the metal chassis I have it mounted to grounded to AC grnd, but nowhere is the electronics grounded. Should we connect system grnd to chassis grnd anywhere? Should the output jack have it's return also going to ground? Which should grnd the system? Or does the whole system float? Thanks for the help.
Thank you very much for such a great feedback. Nothing can be compared with the feeling you have when your work is appreciated and praised. This motivate me a lot.
Thanks man !
About grounding. You can leave it floating or ground output s/pdif rca jack. Also is ok to have your output jack connected to metal chassis and chassis grounded.
Regards,
Tibi
Thanks man !
About grounding. You can leave it floating or ground output s/pdif rca jack. Also is ok to have your output jack connected to metal chassis and chassis grounded.
Regards,
Tibi
SHIGA MKII meet Android
The best from the past and the best from the future !
SHIGA MKII meet Android.
Sorry for quality, was made in hurry.
A complete KIT will follow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWGSTIH-quk&feature=youtu.be
Regards,
Tibi
The best from the past and the best from the future !
SHIGA MKII meet Android.
Sorry for quality, was made in hurry.
A complete KIT will follow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWGSTIH-quk&feature=youtu.be
Regards,
Tibi
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Atmel Attiny2313 (Bascom firmware) + Bluetooth module + logic interface to Shiga Keyboard
The great thing is that the interface we developed can be used with almost any CD player.
So, whatever CD player you have, you'll be able to control via bluetooth with our Android application.
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Tibi
Any expected release /available date?
We are going to prototype few boards and I hope to include this in current GB, so people interested in Shiga MKII may have the option to choose between Infrared RC or Android RC.
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Tibi
The great thing is that the interface we developed can be used with almost any CD player.
So, whatever CD player you have, you'll be able to control via bluetooth with our Android application.
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Tibi
I would like to see an iPhone rc...
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For what reason? Buy one of those shitty Android phones from Ebay for 10€ and you even did something for the environment
Edith says: I am sorry, you have to invest at least 25€ for a working Android phone ;-)
I use an iPhone with iPeng already to control my squeezeserver so one phone is enough. But I can live with the remote...
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