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For the supply I always use Cardas hook up wire, 20ga or so. It is stranded and enameled and requires solder pot for tinning/termination. For binding post connection I usually use Kimber or DH Labs, also stranded, 20ga.
For signal, it's always solid core, 26ga or so. Presently it's gold plated copper. For my best work I use silver.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Thanks for the info! Joshua |
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#2003 |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hi Peter,
Could you tell the fuse value in the Patek SE? Is it user-accessible and user-replaceable? If so, I attempt to replace stock fuse with something similar to a Hi-Fi Tuning fuse. Thanks. |
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#2004 |
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The fuse is accessible from the outside, you just need to remove fuseholder located in the power entry module: http://www.qualtekusa.com/catalog2/a...s/76118003.pdf
I use 6A , slow blow fuse.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Thank you Peter.
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#2006 |
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Can I use this together with Nuuk's GC preamp?
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/nuukspot/...nclonepre.html |
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#2008 |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: North Carolina
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Price for the Caddock stepped attenuator built or DIY kit version?
Thanks, Anand. |
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#2009 |
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There is no price for it, as it's not my standard item. It can be easily built and the cost of the Elma switch is $60, Caddocks are $4 ea ($6 for lower values). Series Vishay is $12. All parts available from Percyaudio.
The steps can be calculated using attached calculator. It is recommended to use cheaper resistors for steps which are rarely used.
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Peter & all,
I just plugged in my premium DAC for the first time .. So far so good - best feature so far - lovely natural mid band. treble is a little less than normal but bass is firm & clear. it seems to be passing the female vocal test ( which was the motivation for the change ) One question This thing has many black gate caps - renowned for long burn in period How long do we think it will be to reach full potential ? thanks mike |
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