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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Munich
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Hey, your solder joints look a little like it could be improved... |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: japan
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placebo?
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Munich
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Bochum,Germany
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I actually bulid cmoy headphones amplifier,connected to my modded Rotel 991 with just PCM63p-k ,and was able to hear so much details,and I can say PCM63p-k really don't need to be piggy backed, or modded other way. It is extremely hi-res chip and all my other equipment (Rotel 1055 ,JM Lab 816S) have not enough resolution to play all details.
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Munich
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But I have tested PCM 63 J and K2 and found harmonics, I don`t think it is first choice. Also there are so many traps in judging sound... I always used to compare DACs with headphones plugged directly to the CDP. Now I found it sounds wrong, maybe because the headphone amps are all bad or because my headphones present a strange load to the poor op amps, those are electret condenser type, very rare, never have seen them on ebay... |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Bochum,Germany
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But I have tested PCM 63 J and K2 and found harmonics, I don`t think it is first choice.
Hello ,tell me please which DAC doesn't have garmonics? I heard from dac dyi amateurs,the best DACs for CD is pcm63p-k, ad1862 ,ad1865-k .Do you have other suggestions? SincerelyA
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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I Have been following this discussion for some time now and really thought this is chasing a very small mod with very little gain......well I thought I might give it a try since I had a spare set of PCM63 laying around . At first I had problems doing the correct connections, since one has to search through all the info on the site.
Conclusion. SIMPLY AWESOME (and I wasn't even using K's. simple garden variety P's). focusing is much better, sound staging is bigger and more accurate. ever heard of bass focusing? Dr H (Ryan) heard it and was surprised. Tonality is neutral without any artifacts. Just neutral So how is it done? First try and use a 28-pin socket and mount that on top of the original chip (then remove the following pins 1, 3, 4, 9, 10, 23, 24, 25 this way you do not mess up your beautiful PCM63) the next part is very important. Mount a 10uf 25Vcap between pin 1 and pin 28 negative will point to pin 28. Then mount two more caps of the same value on pin 3 and 4 with negative to ground (pin 7) all these caps will fit into the socket area so you will not have caps sticking out all over the show referencing ground Try this mod. It is truly worth-it |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: near Hannover
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Sorry ...
You are piggy-packing a 28pin IC-Socket with removed pins 1, 3, 4, 9, 10, 23, 24, 25 to the PCM63. After that you are connect a capacitor to (separated) pin 1 in this socket ? That's nonsense. It's even nonsense to disconnect these pins of the PCM from the Board, especially pins 9 & 10 (if they in use). I understand, that you are paralleling up decoupling capacitors, but for that you don't need to disconnect pins. That you can do easily on the bottom of the Board. Regards Jobstens |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Jobstens I think you have a completely the wrong idea of what I have done, maybe you should read my message again
First. You keep the original PCM 63 in place. Then you mount a 28 pin socket on top of it with the mentioned pins removed. (Read the other threads and you might see that they are NOT required.) For neatness. You can mount the decoupling caps inside the socket area. (If you feel that you want caps sticking out all over the show. is my guest. I like the neatness of my arrangement). Once you have connected pin 1 with pin 28 via a cap and 3 and for to ground. Stick the second chip into the sockets. (we are not piggy backing a 28 pin chip on the chip) Try it for yourself if you are so sceptical Rudi |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: .
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just for further clarification. the picture shows the chip and 28 pin socket + caps . all you need to do is mount the second chip
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