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Old 1st November 2010, 07:40 AM   #1
skybird is offline skybird  China
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Default Who can tell me where to buy Caddock MS220

Hi everyone, I want to buy Caddock MS220 to build my Preamplifier, But i don't know where. So how can tell me,Thank you!
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Old 1st November 2010, 06:49 PM   #2
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Good evening Skybird,
partsconnexion (Parts ConneXion - The authority on hi-fi DIY parts and components) does have some MS223 left. But very few choices in values. These Caddocks are expensive.

There are enough sellers which have the MP-line for sale....but the MS-line is difficult to find.

I use a lot of Caddock-resistors. As i use a lot of transmitter tubes (working on the wrong side of 1000V) these Caddock MS-line resistors are simply unbeatable.
During the years i've accumulated quite some values in the MS and MM-line. If you can specify which value you need (and in which quantities)....maybe i can help ?

Included some pictures of my latest mono-amplifier (using EL82's); again with Caddock-resistors.

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Old 1st November 2010, 07:44 PM   #3
llwhtt is offline llwhtt  United States
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I did some Atma-sphere mods a few years ago and used many Caddock resistors, got them right from Caddock if I remember correctly. Send them an email and see if you can purchase directly from them.

Craig
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Old 3rd November 2010, 08:31 AM   #4
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Hi Reinout ,Your mono-amplifier is Beautiful. You also like to use OIL PAPER CAPACITORS?
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Old 3rd November 2010, 08:34 AM   #5
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Thank you Craig! I have repeatedly sent e-mail to Caddock, but never received a reply!
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Old 3rd November 2010, 07:40 PM   #6
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Hi again Skybird,

oil capaciters...very useful for the power supply. I do like transformercoupling in the audio-path. So it's interstage-coupling; no capacitors.

Did you find your Caddock already ? As said: make a list....maybe a forum-member had the parts you're looking for.

Regards, Reinout
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