Thanks, will do.
Also looking at the original power supply board, looks like a bridge rectifier, with each individual rectifier bypassed with a cap.
Is there an advantage to this?
Is anyone using the original board (and transf.), and just replacing some of the parts?
thanks,
Paul
Also looking at the original power supply board, looks like a bridge rectifier, with each individual rectifier bypassed with a cap.
Is there an advantage to this?
Is anyone using the original board (and transf.), and just replacing some of the parts?
thanks,
Paul
Dr. H:
I think a big part of the improvement of this unit is taking the drive from a hollow thin-walled plastic box ans placing it in a more stable 'plinth'.
Electronically it is greatly improved (and what you suggest would sound better than the internal boom box electronics and speakers); however I think maximum gain can be had through improvement of the mechanics as well as the electronics...
I think a big part of the improvement of this unit is taking the drive from a hollow thin-walled plastic box ans placing it in a more stable 'plinth'.
Electronically it is greatly improved (and what you suggest would sound better than the internal boom box electronics and speakers); however I think maximum gain can be had through improvement of the mechanics as well as the electronics...
Has anyone tried to just take an SPDIF signal directly from the boom box?
This guy did: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...gaclone-cd-transport-version.html#post1526570
What's the latest cheapest source of EZ31 or EZ51 ?
The sources in my country ask 99 Euro's for each, which I find is too much to buy one plus spares... I read some posts 2 years ago when they were still available for half this price or less...
Where o where?
A friend of mine ordered EZ51 last week at EET NORDIC (google), he received 3 boxes a few days ago and they still have +50 in stock.
He will start this project soon and obviuosly I will help him if he wants/needs.
It will be a Peter Daniel version-like.....Small...Simple...and Shocking...
50 euros, 100 euros... Either way, it's still the best transport you will likely ever have.
Tnats true my homemade transport sounds better than my 1800 euros cd player ...
But connected to what? The power connectors are quite obviously marked on the CD board and LCD+keypad is powered off the CD board via white ribbon cable.
Power can also be connected to the cd board at the coils (which you removed, if you were following Peter's advice).
Power can also be connected to the cd board at the coils (which you removed, if you were following Peter's advice).
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