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Join Date: Sep 2006
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In the early 1980's I reworked a Magnavox CD-452 updating the analogue section along with an improved power supply. Unfortunately the unit is no longer reliable having developed transport as well as electronic problems.
What to do?? I have a Sony CDP-550 which has had very little use . I have a schematic for it and am capable of reworking it if is considered a worthwhile venture. I ask for any advice you might offer on the following points. 1. The DAC is a CXD1161P preceded by a CXD1162P DF. Will replacing these make a great deal of difference ?? This may be a Sony part and I have no specs . Are there caveats in doing this?? 2. TheI/V section involves two IC's which have the appearance of inline resistor arrays . These could easily be replaced with OP-AMPS or perhaps discrete circuitry . I am partial to the AD825. 3.The power supply is minimally regulated and should be improved . There is plenty of room inside the unit for add-on boards . Will all of this bring me to good sound or is this a pipe dream??? Money is an issue of course - Otherwise I'd go for a MERIDIAN. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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No takers on this thread ??!! Well I found specs on the I/V chips which are M5218L devices made by Mitsubhishi and are described in their literature as similar to a 741. Wow! Talk about sound quality !!
Another question I have is about S/PDIF .The CDP-550 has no output for digiital info. Is it possible to pick this up in the circuit and provide a jack?? I have little experience with digital matters and can use your HELP!!! Where would I look in the circuit?? Found a source on EBAY for AD825 op-amps soldered onto ARIES converters -two chips on one 8 pin dip converter. 20usd for one.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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We will need some part numbers. Look for something that starts with CX. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
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There are four devices labeled with the CX designation.
1. CXA1182S-FOCUS,TRACK,SPINDEL SERVO 2.CXA1981S-RF AMP 3CXD1162P-Filter CXD1161P-DAC There is a designation on what appears to be terminal strip "Digital Out" but nothing is shown there as connected. It also shows a square wave 5v amplitude a 22.5usec. There are other devices shown but none with the CX logo. Thanks for your help!!
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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That header appears to be your bet for digital out. A 22.7uS period square wave would be the sample clock and presumably data and serial clock are there too. It may be possible to add a SPDIF transmitter as shown here. |
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