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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: CT
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I want to mod my DVD-5900. The usual op amp swap, BlacK Gate cap replacement, FRED diodes, polypro on output and maybe signal resistor replacement(not sure about this since I can't figure out the best resistors to replace - Underwood mentions 22 resistors but I identify only 16 for sure - I'll save that for later).
My question is about the series caps on the audio out. Denon has two caps in a (- + + -) configuration. C698, C702 and C700, C704 on FL1 and FR1 respectively. Also they have a 470pf (or 4700pf, I have to verify) across each output (not visible in photo). Should I replace the caps in the same configuration or use a single bipolar cap? What value? Any other changes recommended??? BTW I have the service manual and would be happy to send pieces of it to people. It is too big a file to send it all. TIA |
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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How big is the file for the service manual? I would like to upgrade my unit and it would be helpful to have the manual.
Thanks |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
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You can completely eliminate the output dc-blocking caps, replacing with straigt wire. They are totally unnecessary.
The first thing you should do, though, is stock up on a few HOP1200S laser pickups(dalbani.com is where I bought them last). They are the second most failure-prone dvd lasers ever made, in my experience. Denon has no excuse for using the damn things in such expensive players. |
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