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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Doncaster England
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Hi Ricardo
Sounds like the reg is working fine under load. The FET may have got hot and yes the glue that bonds it to the pcb may have smoked. Those FETs can handle 8Amp on a large sink so would have survived this small error. Brent |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Doncaster England
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Actually Ricardo the smoke you witnessed may have been some smoke wafting across from Simons cd player. The north of England had a smoke black out for 2 days
Brent |
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Is it fixed yet?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Doncaster England
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I have a very nice CD85 in at work for upgrade. It is a proper old school cd player with bullet proof build. I really like the cast chassis.
I have attached a pic of the dac and some of the opamps with a few mods. 14X 220nF PPS caps for dac filter 3 opamps a clock and psu. The difference is massive, I am tempted to get one of these bad boys for myself to mess with. As standard the sound is very nice if a little shut in, now it sings so much more open and detailed with no loss of its musicality. Oh did I mention the dac is a TDA1541A Single crown Next job is caps and SPowers on dac and opamp supply. PICCY Brent |
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I heard the CD85 standard (nice but very shut-in) and with C1 (powered from SPower and psu) and some of the PPS caps on the DAC. Spellbinding. There must be something about the 1541 DAC.
Compared to Brent's well-modified CD17KI it's still not amazingly open and detailed and the bass doesn't extend very low, but it has a likeable character and makes you want to listen to the music! With SPowers and other tweeks I bet it's pure gold. Simon
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Is the Single crown such a rarity ? I have read about it´s popularity but could never grasp the significance. Did you glue the psu pcb to the chips... ?
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You'll find the single crown in some nice players (like CD85, CD94 and Philips equivalents), and the double crown only in very high end players, the ultimate perhaps being the Marantz CD7.
A single or double-crown simply denotes a better tolerance, probably selected by hand. Anyway, I don't think a single crown TDA1541 is particularly rare, but that CD85 sounds like some serious sex with only minor mods.... you have to wonder why. Simon
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