Polycarbonate is after PIO one of the best plastic caps. But indeed in my 304 i have MKP motor starter caps, quite good.
What is your suggestion as IV/buffer SeraTico?
I have a simple tube stage in mind, with a switching PS from an old pc or so.
Guido: a friend has an 880 with paper SM. Will copy all. But it is allmost the same around dac as my CD640.
Pro of 880: selected dac, epoxy pcb.
cons of 880: NO pcb gnd shield!!!
What is your suggestion as IV/buffer SeraTico?
I have a simple tube stage in mind, with a switching PS from an old pc or so.
Guido: a friend has an 880 with paper SM. Will copy all. But it is allmost the same around dac as my CD640.
Pro of 880: selected dac, epoxy pcb.
cons of 880: NO pcb gnd shield!!!
I moded once CD880
not much,
NOS mode (override 7220...)
recloced I2S,
discreet IV
that was all
it was really good.
I can imagine with clock generator changed to better one...
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But I had some problems about mute at first.
There was clicking between songs.
So I somehow trace the signal (wo manual...)
from some controler chip and it was worked out.
not much,
NOS mode (override 7220...)
recloced I2S,
discreet IV
that was all
it was really good.
I can imagine with clock generator changed to better one...
*
But I had some problems about mute at first.
There was clicking between songs.
So I somehow trace the signal (wo manual...)
from some controler chip and it was worked out.
I just changed mine to 220nF PPS, which has made a nice difference, but the most profound change was adding a low-noise reg to the SAA7220 filter.
Hi Lee,
What sort of low noise reg did you add to the SAA7220? Where dd you ground it?
Cheers,
Joe
tubee said:
Guido: a friend has an 880 with paper SM. Will copy all. But it is allmost the same around dac as my CD640.
printing from a pdf is easier..... (HINT ).
there's an e-mail button.
Ach ja natuurlijk Dank je Guido
Ondertussen ook wat gevonden:
http://www.megafileupload.com/en/file/27040/Philips-cd880-pdf.html
(wat lage resolutie)
Ondertussen ook wat gevonden:
http://www.megafileupload.com/en/file/27040/Philips-cd880-pdf.html
(wat lage resolutie)
jnewbold said:
Hi Lee,
What sort of low noise reg did you add to the SAA7220? Where dd you ground it?
Cheers,
Joe
Hi Joe, it is something pretty similar to the Sulzer regulator. I won't go into too much detail as we're getting a little o/t.
The 1541 is in my Marantz cd94 btw. I know I can change the chip to a 1541a, but is the 7220b the same pinout as the "A" version? Would I get improvements from changing that too?
Cheers, Lee.
Hi Joe, it is something pretty similar to the Sulzer regulator. I won't go into too much detail as we're getting a little o/t.
Hi Lee,
Thanks. I'm on a bit of a budget so I'm preparing to try one of those "Rayregulators" with LEDs and "gyrator" from the Marantz CD63/67 megathread.
Don't know about the a or b rating for 7220. My Rotel RCD965X has b version.
I'm considering changing from SAA7232 bitstream DAC to TDA141. All the power supply are already in the CPD so a small(ish) pcb for 1541 and new output stage is all that is required, I think.
Cheers,
Joe
Polycarbonate caps do a good job curing digititis.tubee said:Polycarbonate is after PIO one of the best plastic caps. But indeed in my 304 i have MKP motor starter caps, quite good.
What is your suggestion as IV/buffer SeraTico?
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As for the IV I am using the same opamps as in the PrimaLuna Eight IV-upgrade board.
QSerraTico_Tico said:
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As for the IV I am using the same opamps as in the PrimaLuna Eight IV-upgrade board.
Sorry this was not funny of me.
I am using the OP275 as IV-converter and some analog filtering as in the Zanden patent # US6721427.
Note that newer made OP275s sound a bit more bright than older ones.
I for one do not see any need for 100V/us slew rate opamps as in the PrimaLuna upgrade board. NON-OS would relax this spec anyway.
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