Pioneer PD-S501 CD Player Schematic Wanted/Or Help!!

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Pioneer PD-S501 Mod.

My Suggestion for a "basic" Pioneer PD-S501 tweak 🙂

components showed in paranthesis indicates these components,
are placed in par. with the Cxxx on the soldering side of the board 😉


Main Power-Supplies:

D11,D12,D13,D14 change to 1N400x series (1Amp diode)

C25 10.000µF/16V- (+ 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C26 6.800µF/16V- (+ 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C27 1.000µF/16V- (+ 47µF/16V- + 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C28 1.000µF/16V- (+ 47µF/16V- + 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C52 220µF/40V-
C60 1µF/63- Wima MKS-3


DAC Local Supply:

C413 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 (+ 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C414 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 (+ 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C415 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 (+ 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C416 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 (+ 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C421 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 (+ 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)

Hint. the original 100nF caps could be re-used


Analog Stage (IC405):

Remove original Op-Amp (and clean its leads use it for testing later on)
next add DIL-8 socket at IC405 location
suggestion for which type of op-amp to use (for real) comes later 😉

Local supply:

C431 100µF/16V- (+ 1µF/63V- MKS-3 + 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)
C432 100µF/16V- (+ 1µF/63V- MKS-3 + 100nF/63V- + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)

Muting/volume/signal path:

Q403 remove (muting)
Q404 remove (muting)
Q453 remove (volume)
Q454 remove (volume)

C433 Use polypropylene cap. min. 4.7µF
C434 Use polypropylene cap. min. 4.7µF

R443 100KOhm
R444 100KOhm
R445 0 Ohm
R446 0 Ohm
R461 0 Ohm
R462 0 Ohm

notice R445,R446,R461,R462 only short if Q453,Q454 is removed.

Ill suggest to use selected MP 1% resistors for:

R427 22KOhm
R428 22KOhm
R429 22KOhm
R430 22KOhm
R435 22KOhm
R436 22KOhm
R437 22KOhm
R438 22KOhm
R439 43KOhm
R440 43KOhm
R441 43KOhm
R442 43KOhm
R447 470 Ohm
R447 470 Ohm

Decoder IC301 Local Supply:
C301 remove the original 100nF ceramic disc-cap
and replace it with 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 (+ 100nF/63V- Wima MKS-3 +Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)

System Controller IC351 Local Supply:
C351 (+ 1µF/63V- Wima MKS-3 + Philips 1nF/250V- 1% polyprop.)


Now the basics is made 🙂

Now its time to select Op-Amp...seach the forums and get an idea which one to use...:scratch:

Burr Brown OPA2604 a real good choice when you look at performance vs. expence 😉

But my first recomendation goes for the LC AD8065 module type 3 op-amp :judge: http://www.lcaudio.dk/com/index.php?page=5

Regarding new clock..a lot of topics in this section of the forums :magnet:

happy :smash:


sry. for bad gramatics/spelling etc 😉
 
#26
Whoops!

Just noticed a little mistake in my list :bigeyes:

R447 470 Ohm ~ R447 470 Ohm
R447 470 Ohm ~ R448 470 Ohm



wreeve

I have compered the the PD-S501 and PD-S502 schematics.......few changes but essential enough......for instance an regulated power-supply is missing/left out in the PD-S502.
Futher more the board layout is also diffirent.

I think it would be a good idea for you to get a PD-S504 scematics.........if you get one?

i could make a list for that on to 😉
 
#30
prototype

Your not going to believe this, but I actually have a prototype of the pioneer pd-S501... only mine doesn't actually have the pioneer name on it. It just says pd-S501. The guy I got it from works at an electronics manufacturer.. they also make high end stuff for wadia. This player has been very good to me and has never given me any problems... only complaint..... no power button on the remote.... oh yeah... it actually has a wadia remote too. I just might have to dig into this thing sometime and see what's in there 🙂
 
#31
Hi

I have a PD-S701 and i need them's schematic. Can anyone help me with that ?

I onder to know if anyone has already change one of this or a similar and if so what the best things to change to transformer this in a superior player / transport.
 
#32
Well my modifications to the PDS-504 are complete. I have replaced the op-amp (4588DD) with an AD8066 (two channel version of the AD8065) fitted to a 8pin DIL socket adaptor. I fitted a high quality gold DIL socket to the Pioneer’s PCB (which I needed to splay the pins a little due to Pioneer PCB footprint being designed to take 8pin DILs without the pins ‘aligned’).

I also replaced the DC blocking 100uF Nichicon FMs in the signal path with my favourite caps Elna SILMICs 47uF (the same I use in my DPA Little Bit 3 DAC). I replaced the rail smoothing 220uF Nichicon’s near the op-amp with 220uF Elna RJH’s.

That’s it nothing drastic or expensive; after all it’s a budget CD player so I didn’t want to go mad with exotic components.

The sound; nothing short of a transformation. Bass is much much more extended and controlled, highs a little too crystal clear for me but the caps may bed in. The low level ‘noise mush’ I noticed from the output previously is completely gone. These modifications were well worth the time and effort.

Trouble is it’s still not as clear of defined as the DPA Little Bit 3 which is sublime, but I’ve only listened to two CD’s so far and will give it a couple of weeks before I swap the op-amp to something different for a try!

Keep well all,

Will
 
#36
Hey! It´s been a while since visiting here 😀

But if someone have to still get that service manual for PD-501, mail me and i will send it to you... :smash:

zimo1986@hotmail.com :smash:

it helped me to repair my honey... i got it wrecked and it didn´t roll the cd.
There was one diode shorted and someone had turned the laser trimmers 😡
 
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