Diy Cd

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I just finished my CD player based on the Philips CD Pro2 from Dantixmax
Had a small test sounds extremely promissing, I will post more impressions later.
First a couple of pictures:

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The buffer (Also from Dantimax)
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The mail power supply
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I will post more pictures of the finished CD later
 
Soxen said:
No problems, start first time.

Try checking all connections, there are a few....
Normally if it won't start it's the control connections....

btw. all connections ar good. it started and working fine
for a while. i had a test run for abaut 30sek before i
made my heatsink. ater i connected the heatsink
it did not work

😡
 
First of all I haven't decided on a DAC yet, as I believe the sound needs to be well known before doing any changes.

The sound from this CD is great, the perspective is very wide and open, the mid has what I would call a passion for female voices, they are reproduce in a neutral and non colored way, which I really enjoy. The overall sound is among the best I've ever heard in this pricerange. ( Abt. USD 800,-)

The sound is wide, open and clear, it's an "In room" sound. You get the sense of "live" performance when listening to CD's (Well recorded CD's)

I'm a great fan of a wide variety of music and this CD really has no limit's it will play anything you want with body and soul 😎

Actually I find myself listening to more Cd's now than before, when LP's where my favourit. I have a Ariston RD40, mounted with a REGA RB300 and an ortofon 2M Orange This combo is spot on for me 🙂


AS SOON AS I FIND THE TIME I WILL POST A LOT OF PICTURES 😀
(Of the whole setup including the CD...)
 
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