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#2821 |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Knifetown-Germoney
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You lucky rich guys make me really jealous.
I am fiddlin' with a Dl103 on a INA103 Mopped... And its not really bad. This makes me feelin good, but, then i have to read whitch effords you guys get with the expensive gear of yours.... ![]() This is why i 'm reading threads like this. Go for the Grail ! |
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Benedetto, actually most of the equipment i use i have designed and build myself or it was given to me from manufacturers in exchange for work i did for them. I could not afford my current system if i had to buy it now ready made with my big house to care for and my 18year old son consuming a lot of patients and money. Actually the DL103 and the INA103 are not bad at all. What you can do to the Denon is mainly mechanical. That plastic case is not that good but the generator and needle is of excellent quality.
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I am using a DL103 with a slightly modded Rega P3 with RB300 that I got from a friend for 300€.
Wonderfull sound need not be very expensive. A good Riaa, nice cables, steady TT and good discs is all you need.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Knifetown-Germoney
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Dear friends,
hope you didn't got me wrong. Maybe i forgot the Smiley. I really appreciate the work all of you do 4 fools like me.
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#2825 |
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Pick up the pieces ....
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#2826 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Knifetown-Germoney
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Yeah,
this is what i like. Tell us more about it. |
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#2827 |
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This is the double mono PSU plus the RIAA modules of the La Finta Giardinera on the left side. the two pictures on the right is the Pre-Pre section directly mounted on the input terminal. The DIP switches can be engaged through the cut outs.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: The Netherlands, Utrecht
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Hi Joachim,
Do I see my favorite cap there Panasonic FM ?Looks nice Joachim, when you're done with this let me know in which trashcan you will trow it, I'll be there to catch it before it hits the bottom ![]() Thanks for sharing ![]() Audiofanatic
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#2829 |
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Yes, that is a very good and economical cap.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: The Netherlands, Utrecht
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Hi Joachim,
What I like the most about this cap is the tremendous control in the lower frequencies, unbeatable to my ears without damaging the mids and highs.To bad they don't make 10.000Uf 63 volts ![]() Audiofanatic
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