Newbie here, interested in building analog and digital audio circuits.
Wasn't really into analog for decades until I recently found my Kenwood KP990 turntable broken, and mistakenly purchasing those simple crosley-like player for the replacement.
Devastated at the beginning of how bad it sounded, but started to explore how to make it sound better, which I finally succeeded to, by modifying the player and adopting a circuit example posted here at diyAudio.
A lot of trial and errors during the process, not only to find the best sounding circuit, but also things that are basic such as soldering, which I found to be a sustainable joy for a semi retired guy like me.
Look forward to talking with the community, thanks!
Wasn't really into analog for decades until I recently found my Kenwood KP990 turntable broken, and mistakenly purchasing those simple crosley-like player for the replacement.
Devastated at the beginning of how bad it sounded, but started to explore how to make it sound better, which I finally succeeded to, by modifying the player and adopting a circuit example posted here at diyAudio.
A lot of trial and errors during the process, not only to find the best sounding circuit, but also things that are basic such as soldering, which I found to be a sustainable joy for a semi retired guy like me.
Look forward to talking with the community, thanks!
