Thanks. Tastes very good. now on the hunt for a 1000uf cap. in the parts box. I have a 35v specimen but I don't think that's sufficient.
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Here again. This is a worthwhile upgrade. The biggest impact is in between notes and quiet passages. A cleaner sound if you will.
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We made too many cuts. Good thing for heat-shrink. I'm wondering when I attempt to do the ps mod will I be able to desolder the correct pieces without removing the pcb.
Somethings haywire. 42dcv @ PS. Deck doesn't spin. 33 1/3 light is on. It won't switch to 45. Any thoughts?
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I presume this is voltage directly from your power supply. What kind of voltage are you getting at the on-deck regulator? Since you have moved the PSU outboard, I presume you've removed the bridge rectifier from the PCB. Where have you attached your new PSU to the deck?
Also, DO NOT hit the start/stop button without the platter installed - this will cause damage to the circuitry.
Also, DO NOT hit the start/stop button without the platter installed - this will cause damage to the circuitry.