Hi,
Understandably so...but what about just skinning the PS caps?
Did that help any?
Anyone tried?
Cheers,
I'm usually reluctant to do this kind of mods. I don't always take the jackets off the caps. And when the caps are listed at $70 a pc. the reluctance is even bigger
Understandably so...but what about just skinning the PS caps?
Did that help any?
Anyone tried?
Cheers,
Hi,
Good..this proves only one thing: our brain/hearing/perception mechanism works in the same/similar way.
Sorry for the slashes...with all the controversy going on lately I'd better cover my behind, I reckoned.
I noticed the same on my gear and the beauty is it doesn't cost a dime.
Thanks,
I tied and I just skinned my $70 BGN 1000u (although reluctantly). When I compared the skinning effect ( 4.7u coupling BGN caps) I noticed more smooth and somehow less restricted sound (more efforless), but the difference was rather subtle, so I don't do it that often.
Good..this proves only one thing: our brain/hearing/perception mechanism works in the same/similar way.
Sorry for the slashes...with all the controversy going on lately I'd better cover my behind, I reckoned.
I noticed the same on my gear and the beauty is it doesn't cost a dime.
Thanks,
Just wondering if anyone tries those motor run capacitors with gainclone? I know the tube guys like them for power supplies, and I am wondering if it will do anything for the gainclone. Maybe, +/- 24V SLA batteries connected to 12uf Motor run capacitors, with 0.1uf teflon bypass capacitors, for V+ and V-.
ron clarke said:Leads are about .75" from the power pins.Cant tell any difference.
Try to reduce leads length
I tied and I just skinned my $70 BGN 1000u (although reluctantly). When I compared the skinning effect ( 4.7u coupling BGN caps) I noticed more smooth and somehow less restricted sound (more efforless), but the difference was rather subtle, so I don't do it that often.
Peter,why don't you go further and do what DHTRob shows on his website?
http://www.dhtrob.com/ (go to ENGLISH>PROJECTS>ELNA REBUILD)
Bartek
do you think that'll have a different effect from when he had them jacketed in the teflon block?
Yes,I think so.
zygibajt said:
Peter,why don't you go further and do what DHTRob shows on his website?
http://www.dhtrob.com/ (go to ENGLISH>PROJECTS>ELNA REBUILD)
Too messy operation and unknown outcome
do you think that'll have a different effect from when he had them jacketed in the teflon block?zygibajt: Yes,I think so.
zygibajt, i'm sorry, you managed to reply before i deleted my mistake. i'd thought at first you were refering to the simple wood jacket, not the full recasing. my apologies.
your link is quite wonderful. perhaps it can be combined with this one?
serious diy
Peter Daniel said:Here's one way to mount the pot, when there is not enough space for it inside the amp
Hey -- that's starting to look more like one of mine
dave
Well, I started yesterday on another version of Patek amp. This time it gets quite small, even by GainCard standards, but I think it should still work fine. This picture seems to be pretty interesting (as the sun was pretty low). That's what big, class A amps are used for: stands
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