6h5c said:You are mean Brent, rubbing it in like that 😀
But, after all, you are one of the 'fixers'
While I have his cdp I can extract the urine as much as possible
Brent
rowemeister said:
While I have his cdp I can extract the urine as much as possible
Brent
And fit upgrades
On a KI TX what leads go where?
One got loose( yellow with 2 cores), and fixing that made a couple more come loose. Is there a list of which colour to which pad?
One got loose( yellow with 2 cores), and fixing that made a couple more come loose. Is there a list of which colour to which pad?
Re: On a KI TX what leads go where?
I have a Marantz PDF somewhere, that shows all the differences between the OSE/Ki etc. I'll dig it up and post it as soon as i'm home, it can be very handy.
Ray
magilla said:
I have a Marantz PDF somewhere, that shows all the differences between the OSE/Ki etc. I'll dig it up and post it as soon as i'm home, it can be very handy.
Ray
Excellent. I did find a few years back that fitting a KI tx to an SE caused problems due to how they do the windings between the two tx to the pcb and explaining it to people is harder than you might think.
Brent
Brent
I was just looking at this Tenzing 2 modification package by Audiocom.
They do away with the HDAM but replace it with transformers. The analogue filter is the same, (op-amps changed), so what is the need for transformers? The o/p of the second op-amp is unbalanced and has negligible offset.
I don't see the point unless I'm missing something.
They do away with the HDAM but replace it with transformers. The analogue filter is the same, (op-amps changed), so what is the need for transformers? The o/p of the second op-amp is unbalanced and has negligible offset.
I don't see the point unless I'm missing something.
I'm fairly sure it'll be a better way of doing the output than the HDAM, but I think the price is incredible, there's no other way of putting it. Hardly any mods for a LARGE sum of cash.
Simon
Simon
I'm pretty sure these guys are reading our big thread too:
"The stock CD63 uses HDAM modules and capacitor coupling for the analogue output stage. This area of the CD63 creates a bottleneck in the sound and seriously degrades the output filtered output from the active op-amp stage, masking, veiling sound, reducing detailing, dynamics and realism. "
Exactly the sorts of things we've been saying on here, and now they've started to remove the HDAM too.
Simon
"The stock CD63 uses HDAM modules and capacitor coupling for the analogue output stage. This area of the CD63 creates a bottleneck in the sound and seriously degrades the output filtered output from the active op-amp stage, masking, veiling sound, reducing detailing, dynamics and realism. "
Exactly the sorts of things we've been saying on here, and now they've started to remove the HDAM too.
Simon
Simon - I don't think so, that particular package is basically unchanged in over 7years: the CD63 has been around a long time.
I tried transformers amid a bunch of other weird stuff, once upon a time. Not good for what I wanted.
LOL Audiocom do make me laugh with their Tensing claim of a cdp @ £3500. I've had one in at work as well as the Daku. Defo not that price range!! half of that maybe.
Brent
Brent
Discrete output
I am finally commited to build a discrete output..
I will initially fire it with only two sregs.... can anyone point the major differences by using two or four sregs (2 per channel?)
Ricardo
I am finally commited to build a discrete output..
I will initially fire it with only two sregs.... can anyone point the major differences by using two or four sregs (2 per channel?)
Ricardo