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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
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i want to use the original voume control and input jack but want to add the inpute caps ,how do i do this?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
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any help out there i want to add caps to improve the base, but want to use the stock volume control and input set up .what changes do i make in the board to include caps and where do they go.As you can tell i am new at this .
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Rebel Samurai!
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Check out info here:
http://www.michael.mardis.com/sonic/start.html It sounds like you want version 2. I did version 3. Good luck, be careful. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
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Thanks for youe help,Can you comfirm that the posotive pad is the pcb edge top and bottom.Again, thanks, Larry
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Rebel Samurai!
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Sorry, I can't. I did mod #3, and I used bipolar (film & foil) caps rather than electrolytics so I didn't pay any attention to which side of the inputs was positive.
I'll bet you could confirm it yourself with a voltage meter. Failing that you can probably take the website's word for it, or make sure to get bipolar caps and it won't matter which is positive. |
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