I bought a tp60 with a broken attenuator and missing knob.
I seen your posting so I just yesterday bought a 21 step SMD stepped attenuator that is D shaped from EBay. I plan to replace the original pot with it. I do not know what the original knob dimensions are or if I can find a used one or even if I can buy a new one.
I am looking for suggestions... please help.
I seen your posting so I just yesterday bought a 21 step SMD stepped attenuator that is D shaped from EBay. I plan to replace the original pot with it. I do not know what the original knob dimensions are or if I can find a used one or even if I can buy a new one.
I am looking for suggestions... please help.
A bit late but what the hell, since the thread is active again.
Saw someLeClanche caps here:
Manufacturer: LECLANCHE | TME - Electronic components
MKP caps but not sure if it's the model you're looking for, they might do special order...
Saw someLeClanche caps here:
Manufacturer: LECLANCHE | TME - Electronic components
MKP caps but not sure if it's the model you're looking for, they might do special order...
decent amp indeed, i have a 2014 version, for my floostanding speaker
love this amp. i have a concern though, when i turn it on, there is some weird noises coming from it, like an old pc fan, keeer....keeer, just about a few second, then it's gone
and the amp reach warm temperature pretty quick, i own TP22 before it, it have much lower temps, i don't know maybe because the lower power output??
i would like to do a mod too for my TP60, but i'm afraid my lack of skill will ruin it
love this amp. i have a concern though, when i turn it on, there is some weird noises coming from it, like an old pc fan, keeer....keeer, just about a few second, then it's gone
and the amp reach warm temperature pretty quick, i own TP22 before it, it have much lower temps, i don't know maybe because the lower power output??
i would like to do a mod too for my TP60, but i'm afraid my lack of skill will ruin it
Auricap XO
Hey OP! Thorough mod, I was unsure whether to pull the trigger on a TP60 and this thread was the deciding factor. I want to swap the caps out for the same Auricap XO. I'm great at soldering, but don't know much about uf etc. Can you tell me which model Auricap XO you got that fit so tightly?
Thanks!
Hey OP! Thorough mod, I was unsure whether to pull the trigger on a TP60 and this thread was the deciding factor. I want to swap the caps out for the same Auricap XO. I'm great at soldering, but don't know much about uf etc. Can you tell me which model Auricap XO you got that fit so tightly?
Thanks!
- Replace input caps with Auricap Xo
A bit difficult to fit. You can nottice the size difference! Great sounding cap IMO.
Gg
i accidentally got 400v auricaps, does that matter? also how do you hook them up because im really confused, they have two wires on each side and the origional topping caps dont have a positive or negative on it. im afraid i will mess it all up.
auricaps
how do you install these caps? the origional topping caps dont have a negative and positive, also i accidentally got 400vdc, will it have any affect compared to a 200v? or does that mean it can just take more volts? and i also got a letter saying "normally, the outside foil is connected to the shorter or black lead . however, for the capacitors in this bag please not that the lead connected to the outside foil is noted by an 0 as shown. the 0 is on the red side of the cables and the cables have a black mark on them.
how do you install these caps? the origional topping caps dont have a negative and positive, also i accidentally got 400vdc, will it have any affect compared to a 200v? or does that mean it can just take more volts? and i also got a letter saying "normally, the outside foil is connected to the shorter or black lead . however, for the capacitors in this bag please not that the lead connected to the outside foil is noted by an 0 as shown. the 0 is on the red side of the cables and the cables have a black mark on them.
ggmesquita hasn't been around for over 12 months.
400 volt caps simply mean they can withstand that voltage... they are a higher voltage part.
Foil caps like these are non polarised, they can connect either way around. In some circumstances a designer may use the outer foil layer connection to create a shield and reduce noise/hash pickup being induced into the cap. The foil terminal would normally go to the lowest impedance point of the two in that case.
400 volt caps simply mean they can withstand that voltage... they are a higher voltage part.
Foil caps like these are non polarised, they can connect either way around. In some circumstances a designer may use the outer foil layer connection to create a shield and reduce noise/hash pickup being induced into the cap. The foil terminal would normally go to the lowest impedance point of the two in that case.
Hi everybody!
my mod coupling capacitor with 2 superior z cap jantzen audio.
I put the tension regulators not on the heat sink but on the bottom of the housing.
the two output inductances were replaced by two 7443631000, Würth Elektronik.
a clear change in change.
I upload pictures on demand.
my mod coupling capacitor with 2 superior z cap jantzen audio.
I put the tension regulators not on the heat sink but on the bottom of the housing.
the two output inductances were replaced by two 7443631000, Würth Elektronik.
a clear change in change.
I upload pictures on demand.
I saw this video... but seems my version is between both lol
As you can see,, mine (first picture) is using Nichicon caps but those caps are not aligned..... weird )
V1 : is using blue FM Caps
V2 : is using Nichicon Caps
MY version : is using Nichicon Caps but same front panel as V1