slightly off-topic: those resistors (the brown ones) look exactly the same as the resistors some nasty electronics shop sold me. The guy at the counter told me they were carbon but the shop's owner later told me they were 1.6W metal film.
my guess would be yours are identical to mine (that is: not carbon but metal film).
my guess would be yours are identical to mine (that is: not carbon but metal film).
Just an update on my progress . I installed those 0.1uF MKT capacitors parallel to the 1000uF caps . The noise is now hardly heard at normal listening level . That is so wonderful! Now I should get some coke and enjoy the music . Thank You for all who helped me . 😀
The bulky 2.7ohm resistors are metal oxide . They are cheap and plently supply for low value resistors . I am planning to upgrade them with Riken or Audionote later .
The bulky 2.7ohm resistors are metal oxide . They are cheap and plently supply for low value resistors . I am planning to upgrade them with Riken or Audionote later .
Cap across inputs to avoid HF oscillations
NS recommends to put optionally a 220pF Cap across the inputs to reduce bandwidth and thereby avoid high frequency oscillations and supress noise from stray sources as fluorescent lamps.
I guess the purists will not like it 🙂
Gerry
NS recommends to put optionally a 220pF Cap across the inputs to reduce bandwidth and thereby avoid high frequency oscillations and supress noise from stray sources as fluorescent lamps.
I guess the purists will not like it 🙂
Gerry
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