OMG. I did not put attention to these caps values during installation. Supplier made mistake and sent 0.47uF instead of ordered 0.047uF. It can’t be related to Sub rumble since that unit used with headphones in my office. The one that I used in my main system has Mundorfs and C3s are 0.1uF. Good catch, Salas. Thank you and again, I need to ware my glasses tightly. I’m going to box that one with wrong C3s and I’ll swap caps to the right values.
It is too late to complain about wrong parts to Partsconnexion since I purchased these about 5 years ago. So, I'll get new caps
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About 4-5. Not that much.
But sound changes. From the 1st record out, till my last LP that I listened to, I'm getting more feel towards transparency and an airy (subjectively). I'm trying not to get my ears TLVed (TLV comes from the smell of gas phenomenons, when you can't smell ammonia for example after 20 min of being exposed). So, I take some breaks to refresh my brain (not sure if my brain is susceptible from adjustments
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Thank you. It is NOS Triplett Vmeter. Hard to find these days. Unfortunately, it is not cheap. I paid $45 for it. Unfortunately , it is not illuminated, but totally sealed and shielded. Front window is made from the real glass.
Yes, it is 500kOhm Bourns multiturns trimmer to adjust/calibrate input voltage precisely. I also added rectifier and 100uF cap to serve it.
You actually advanced me with the idea to measure rails outs ....
That is my plan and I’m going to add two more switches to measure that: one to toggle 120V or 50/60V, and second one for the left and right channels choice. I think it will be cool.
Yes, it is 500kOhm Bourns multiturns trimmer to adjust/calibrate input voltage precisely. I also added rectifier and 100uF cap to serve it.
You actually advanced me with the idea to measure rails outs ...
.That is my plan and I’m going to add two more switches to measure that: one to toggle 120V or 50/60V, and second one for the left and right channels choice. I think it will be cool.
Yesterday I was at a friend's, he has an FSP with good parts. Z-Foil, MR, CMR, the works. He had it powered on for three days straight listening to hard rock. Wanted it in constant thermal Nirvana state. He sat me listen to Led Zep's first album. Loud. It really was something. Very alive, like having them there. Kinda time machine to late 60's London.
He said how is it possible to be more detail in the ultra? Your friend Alex at diyA made me wanna redo it he said. And he showed me a box of goodies. The boards and mini kits. Just how many Wima C2Y Tea had there was something else. A dozen or so.
He said how is it possible to be more detail in the ultra? Your friend Alex at diyA made me wanna redo it he said.
And he showed me a box of goodies. The boards and mini kits. Just how many Wima C2Y Tea had there was something else. A dozen or so.
Wow, it is quite expensive cart and now I see (beside using an excellent phono) why he has nice and detailed sound playing Led Zepps.. BTW, is it that one?
BTW, I forgot to mention that I have Wilson Benedch Carbon cart and it is collecting dust in the same way. Since I got Pro-Ject cleaning machine, dust issue is controlled way better.
. BTW, is it that one?
BTW, I forgot to mention that I have Wilson Benedch Carbon cart and it is collecting dust in the same way. Since I got Pro-Ject cleaning machine, dust issue is controlled way better
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BTW, I forgot to mention that I have Wilson Benedch Carbon cart and it is collecting dust in the same way. Since I got Pro-Ject cleaning machine, dust issue is controlled way better
He has a record cleaning machine, Okki Nokki. But I don't think he had bathed those particular records yet.
He has a Bauer carbon fiber 13g effective mass arm and interestingly measures 10Hz vertical on test records with that Dynavector cart
For such nice cart, I would wash all records first...
Why vinyl dust goes there on the yoke? Has magnetic particles also and sticks or its just the way its being scraped and the rotation creates a vinyl dust "wind" ending up that side?