Re: Re: diverse outputs
Allan, that's why I bought a second player! Furthermore I could keep up appearances when I would wreck one 🙂
Have you tried the FET's yet? I recon these have to be matched?
rgds, Jaap
awpagan said:
Allan, that's why I bought a second player! Furthermore I could keep up appearances when I would wreck one 🙂
Have you tried the FET's yet? I recon these have to be matched?
rgds, Jaap
Re: Re: diverse outputs
Hi Simon,
It's probably my fault but I can't stand this record any longer. Even the cat gets sour when it's on.
Having the new caps run in decently, I just put Crazy Horse' Ragged Glory on. Yeh, rowhide!
Regards, Jaap
SimontY said:
Hi Simon,
It's probably my fault but I can't stand this record any longer. Even the cat gets sour when it's on.
Having the new caps run in decently, I just put Crazy Horse' Ragged Glory on. Yeh, rowhide!
Regards, Jaap
Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
Ahh, well I've not done it to death yet, but I'm sure that will happen eventually. I don't have any Crazy Horse but I do like Neil Young - Harvest for testing and of course generally enjoying 😉
I've noticed lots of little noises and on some tracks a noisy background on Diana Krall. I thought this disc was quieter than that, but this player is digging up all sorts of funny sounds now, which I love.
disco said:Hi Simon,
It's probably my fault but I can't stand this record any longer. Even the cat gets sour when it's on.
Having the new caps run in decently, I just put Crazy Horse' Ragged Glory on. Yeh, rowhide!
Regards, Jaap
Ahh, well I've not done it to death yet, but I'm sure that will happen eventually. I don't have any Crazy Horse but I do like Neil Young - Harvest for testing and of course generally enjoying 😉
I've noticed lots of little noises and on some tracks a noisy background on Diana Krall. I thought this disc was quieter than that, but this player is digging up all sorts of funny sounds now, which I love.
Re: Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
Young is in it as well.
Well, you are actually getting at analog levels now. 😀
SimontY said:
Young is in it as well.
Well, you are actually getting at analog levels now. 😀
Gooch said:
Thanks Dave,
I'd like to make the PCB a little smaller and will post the source in the group next week.
Regards, Jaap
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
That's why I mentioned Young.. Indeed, sounding clichéd I'd say the one word that describes the overall effect is to make the sound more analogue. Of course this doesn't include the problems vinyl has, or the colouration, so it's good stuff.
disco said:
That's why I mentioned Young.. Indeed, sounding clichéd I'd say the one word that describes the overall effect is to make the sound more analogue. Of course this doesn't include the problems vinyl has, or the colouration, so it's good stuff.
Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
yes Jaap,
that is why i bought the cd67
the bc550c's in the diff are matched for hfe.
i have some LM394's and MAT02's sitting around that i should try also.
haven't tried fet yet
have some 2sk389's to try for that.
allan
disco said:
yes Jaap,
that is why i bought the cd67
the bc550c's in the diff are matched for hfe.
i have some LM394's and MAT02's sitting around that i should try also.
haven't tried fet yet
have some 2sk389's to try for that.
allan
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
Simon.
Are you daring to suggest that vinyl has problems ??
Go, wash out you mouth !!!!!
SimontY said:
Simon.
Are you daring to suggest that vinyl has problems ??
Go, wash out you mouth !!!!!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
buzz, click, pop no never click pop
as the solenoid robots from Roger Ramjet would say.
allan
poynton said:
buzz, click, pop no never click pop
as the solenoid robots from Roger Ramjet would say.
allan
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
You forgooot the wouoow and [click] flitter
awpagan said:
You forgooot the wouoow and [click] flitter
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: diverse outputs
Buzz click wouw, flutter Sorry, buzz flitter click 😀
allan
poynton said:
Buzz click wouw, flutter Sorry, buzz flitter click 😀
allan
How to do
Owning a 63 ki for 7 years now I am thinking about replacing it. I've been loking for 2nd hand players like the Rega Jupiter, Naim cd5i etc. just earlier somebody on another forum mentioned this forum. And what a topic, so long. Must take some time to read it al. I hope I will also find some thigs you can do without being a technician at all.
Regards,
Rein
Owning a 63 ki for 7 years now I am thinking about replacing it. I've been loking for 2nd hand players like the Rega Jupiter, Naim cd5i etc. just earlier somebody on another forum mentioned this forum. And what a topic, so long. Must take some time to read it al. I hope I will also find some thigs you can do without being a technician at all.
Regards,
Rein
Re: How to do
Hi Rein, and welcome!
You will find a few things you can do to perk up the performance that require minimal technical know-how, and people here will help if you get stuck.
For starters you can change the feet for cones, they just unscrew from underneath. Also, you can remove the lid and apply a sheet of adhesive bitumen to damp it.
Those changes alone take it up a good notch towards more accurate musicality. Of course there'll still be 7 veils to remove 😉
Regards
Simon
Rein said:Owning a 63 ki for 7 years now I am thinking about replacing it. I've been loking for 2nd hand players like the Rega Jupiter, Naim cd5i etc. just earlier somebody on another forum mentioned this forum. And what a topic, so long. Must take some time to read it al. I hope I will also find some thigs you can do without being a technician at all.
Regards,
Rein
Hi Rein, and welcome!
You will find a few things you can do to perk up the performance that require minimal technical know-how, and people here will help if you get stuck.
For starters you can change the feet for cones, they just unscrew from underneath. Also, you can remove the lid and apply a sheet of adhesive bitumen to damp it.
Those changes alone take it up a good notch towards more accurate musicality. Of course there'll still be 7 veils to remove 😉
Regards
Simon
Hi Simon,
What kind of feet do you suggest to replace the original ones. and the bitum, that is the kind you can buy in a carshop?
Rein.
What kind of feet do you suggest to replace the original ones. and the bitum, that is the kind you can buy in a carshop?
Rein.
Hi.Rein said:
Car shop bitumen panels are a lot cheaper than the 'HIFI' type.
But shop around, some places sell to the car audio market and these are 3 times the price. As a guide, I buy 40cm x 20cm approx (enough to cover the lid of a CD63) for £3.25
For feet, an alternate is small oak furniture knobs! Although it does depend on the type of surface on which the cdp is on. (hard feet if on a solid rigid base - sorbothane if it is on a surface which may vibrate)
Andy