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Wow, big caps!!
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So I dig around in one of my other boxes, mostly full of wires and junk. In there was a small, white box. I think "oh, this is just that old laser in some bubble-wrap...", but also in the wrap was el jackpot!
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This is the Audiocom Super-regulator. As the name implies it's not bad. The SPower is fractionally bigger (due to the output FET), and is thought to be superior-sounding. Certainly the SPower can supply much more current and doesn't sag under tough loads. I use some of each and have never directly compared (there's not much point for me as there are still 7805s to be replaced in my machine). Even this reg is night and day over a 7805
![]() Just working out how to install it without removing the PCB lol! Simon
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Where are you putting it ?
No sagg... sounds like a BIG cap to me.., If I could somehow restrict the high currebts during power up, I would try the caps after all the normal regs and compare with sregs. I told you I love caps.
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To upgrade the reg without removing the PCB (and hence making it go breaky) I weakened the legs and rocked it till it snapped off. I then soldered to the leftovers... I tested the reg first with a comical rig of wiring and electronic junk all over my bed... so tonight I may be sleeping with my CD63, or just little pieces of solder and strands of copper! Anyway, it's in and playing Simon
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Is it too early to talk about control, definition, detail & timing? Yes, so I'll wait till I've had a louder listen tomorrow
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Doncaster England
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Nice bodge Simon
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Hi Ray, thanks for the answer and great little circuit, what I did is what you wrote, adjusted the pot so that DC on 2 = DC on 3rd pin. Since I have parts for another one I consider putting it to the DAC of my receiver or to servo clock, well, I'll see, right now I enjoy the new sound.
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