Alan, yes it is the anolog phono output sockets I need. The pin layaout on the Marantz type is different to the replacement parts from CPC. ie the earth/ground return pin is in the wrong position on the replacement socket..........................Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
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Be on there way first thing in the am hope that helps.Alan, yes it is the anolog phono output sockets I need. The pin layaout on the Marantz type is different to the replacement parts from CPC. ie the earth/ground return pin is in the wrong position on the replacement socket..........................Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
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cheers alan
Gonna relace the tsups and fit some za s and oscons while the lids off.Hi Alan!
Yep, I love em! I only use Mundorfs SI (well Audio Upgrades SI - its the same cap!) in my own players.
I think Brent was waiting for some stock when I last spoke to him. I need some more myself!!
thx ian
Ah....ok...in the bin then! The only other mod I have considered is the additional regulator as per acoustica (see link)
http://www.acoustica.org.uk/t/63/63hacks.html
Has anybody else done this and if so is it worth it?
The schematic shows the +5v out, but not the trace for the +voltage in or grd. Is it just a matter of reading the schematic and figuring it out for yourself?
http://www.acoustica.org.uk/t/63/63hacks.html
Has anybody else done this and if so is it worth it?
The schematic shows the +5v out, but not the trace for the +voltage in or grd. Is it just a matter of reading the schematic and figuring it out for yourself?
Mine's a 63, but I'm personally very happy with LM4562HA on BrownDogs. I tried swapping one channel out for an original JRA recently and the HA was clearly a step above. That's with HDAM bypassed and lots of filter & PSU mods.
I'm still loving the sound of my awesome flea-ridden, screen-dead player, btw. There seems to be a worldwide drought on suitable display transformers, so I think it's going to be like this for a while.
Cheers,
Ben
I'm still loving the sound of my awesome flea-ridden, screen-dead player, btw. There seems to be a worldwide drought on suitable display transformers, so I think it's going to be like this for a while.
Cheers,
Ben
The LME49720HA is also the same. You can fit them into std sockets without any issue.
The std 8 pin dil version LME49720NA is also very good and is pretty cheap. I'd give these a try if the HA versions are a bit too pricey for you. Another thing that will have a significant effect on the sound are the PSU rail caps in the middle of the opamps. I tend to use Rubycon ZLG here as they sound similar to ZA's and are very cheap! Either 220uF or 470uF.
Its always a good idea to fit quality sockets so you can easily roll opamps.
The std 8 pin dil version LME49720NA is also very good and is pretty cheap. I'd give these a try if the HA versions are a bit too pricey for you. Another thing that will have a significant effect on the sound are the PSU rail caps in the middle of the opamps. I tend to use Rubycon ZLG here as they sound similar to ZA's and are very cheap! Either 220uF or 470uF.
Its always a good idea to fit quality sockets so you can easily roll opamps.
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