Marantz CD63 & CD67 mods list

[avr300]

Fleas on top and red plague under the PCB.

Soon all hope is out.

[disco]

Originally posted by awpagan
yours was probably made on Monday
they only had 22nf's till the order came in on wednesday

allan

Looking at the chassis mine must be made on a sundaymorning, after a heavy party

Trying something out w.r.t. vibes and it looks like this

[disco]

Originally posted by avr300
Fleas on top and red plague under the PCB.

Soon all hope is out.

har har har!

[awpagan]

Originally posted by disco


Looking at the chassis mine must be made on a sundaymorning, after a heavy party

Trying something out w.r.t. vibes and it looks like this

Now thats a useful way to add mass to the disc clamp

Does it make coffee too?

allan

ps this match between Ned and Aust on now.
Aust is using there swimming team at present, So Much Diving

[Malefoda]

Hello
Here is the current face of my CD53 (my seller told me then he was selling me a CD53 MkII but Marantz didn't wrote it yet on the CD, so sold me my CD53 indeed a MkII for the price of the CD53, and not the MkII that was sold more expensive in France... and according to your PCB numbers it is a MkII...).
Whatever for you to check I've done no mistake :



Also, does this ferrite (french word ?) or such (I've many) can be used anywhere ?

[6h5c]

Originally posted by Malefoda

Ah, yet another virgin plane of PCB, waiting to be mounted with a discrete transistor output stage....

Ray.

[6h5c]

Originally posted by Malefoda
Also, does this ferrite (french word ?) or such (I've many) can be used anywhere ?

Hi Matthieu,

You can clamp the ferrite on the mains cord, or wind it through two times if that fits. It will suppress some HF noise.

Regards,

Ray.

[Malefoda]

Done !


Still have these longing to be used...


About music, it seems the bass guy is coming out of the closet... he's ont the way of the stage, not yet in... tonight'll spent on Farnell's website
Thank you guys !

[gy21]

Originally posted by 6h5c


You're right, it just occurred to me (wake up, dude!). There's data going over them continuesly in play-mode, and not just during power-up and manual/remote control. So my previous statement was wrong .

For the DAC only the volume control and initialisation is done, but the decoder, servo and CPU are constantly talking to each other. These two lines form a I2C-bus between multiple IC's, so the data is going everywhere, also to the DAC, even if it is not adressed. Duh!
Replacing them with coax may well be worth while.

Regards,

Ray.

Thanks Ray,

Is it the best to connect the coax on one side or on both sides?

[Fidelity Audio]

Originally posted by gy21


Thanks Ray,

Is it the best to connect the coax on one side or on both sides?

I always gnd the coax at the source end, using the principle of a drain like in interconnects.

Brent