Using an active device in that position will result in greatly improved sound quality!
Sorry,....I couldn't resist.......🙂
Sorry,....I couldn't resist.......🙂
Yup, the Denon DRA series sounded great, but it might be better to use past tense - many of the mainstream consumer audio lines have few if any offerings with "terrestrial radio" tuners in 2 channel versions these days - tons of multichannel HT receivers and stereo integrated amps, but few "old school" 2 channel receivers.
There may of course be lots to be found used via the conventional channels, E-Bay, the local "used {your city here}.com or "new old stock" at bricks and mortar dealerships.
For some folks the gradual demise of that market segment might be worth shedding a tear over, but I'm not one of them.
There may of course be lots to be found used via the conventional channels, E-Bay, the local "used {your city here}.com or "new old stock" at bricks and mortar dealerships.
For some folks the gradual demise of that market segment might be worth shedding a tear over, but I'm not one of them.
NO, it is used as a spacer on the edge of the pcb so that the pcb stays clear by that distance from whatever, may be front panel in this case. I have another post with similar purpose resistors.
Gajanan Phadte
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/lounge/253572-bizarre-use-resistors.html
Gajanan Phadte
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/lounge/253572-bizarre-use-resistors.html
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Yes done that with SMD resistors to support a display, far cheaper than a bespoke mechanical alternative.
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