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I've been using off-the-rail 1.9mm silverplated teflon coaxial as internal wiring for ages, the reason i don't use it externally is because it looks so whimpy. Wondered myself many times why pro manufacturers take such a risk by cabletieing inputs and outputs for cosmetic reasons. Jozua, i take it the MKII refreshing was well worth it ? Now excuse me, a whale is supposed to have grounded at the beach. Going to hit it over the head with a non-Pb-free-all-over-thing. My doc just told me that smoking is bad for my WIKI.
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My analyst told me its best to relieve my stress and not let it build up, so often I go to the beach and club baby seals |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Bloubergstrand
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If it wasn't that the original <2mm diameter interconnect wire was also cable tied tight I wouldn't have done it with the new vdH one, but since the vdH is almost 10mm thick and it makes an unappealling curl when left untied I did it.
I do have my doubts about using a balanced cable for unbalanced purposes, and I think that by shorting the braid to ground at both sides or even just the other may change things. |
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Cape Town
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The amp is beginning to show it's true colours. Very smooth non-aggressive sound. If this is the effect of the Black Gate caps then I am sold on them. In the KSA Mk1 they made a reasonable difference but in the Mk2 amp they truly sound exceptional. For the moment the Mk1 still has a tighter bass than the Mk2 but this is only after about 20 hours of playing with the new caps. Jozua |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Bloubergstrand
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the improvement is more probably due to the upgrade to the MJ21194/21193's from the 15003/4's than the BG's IMO.
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Salt Lake City
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Jozua... You need to can the SS line stage and build the 12B4 to really hear what your KSA-100 is capable of, I would say the SS line stage is more your limiting factor at this point. I had a similar Krell KBL line stage and the 12B4 is miles and miles ahead of it. Mark
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#967 |
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Cape Town
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Mark
Please send me info on the 12b4. The output devices were also rewired with Van Den Hul CS16 wire which I believe is silver coated high grade copper with a teflon covering. The orginal wire was real cheapo. Please contact me privately at hugot@icon.co.za. There are other issues I would like to discuss off-line. Thanks. Jozua |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: The Hague
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Hi, do a search with: Yet another 12B4 line stage.
Goodluck,Loek |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Salt Lake City
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The 12B4 thread is here. . The reason I bring up the 12B4 is because I've been down the Krell line stae road already.
Mark
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Wroclaw
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Mark,
Do you update the WIKI regurally with payment information. i have sent you 50$ for 2 boards some week ago and have no idea if you ever got it. Bartek |
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