Elemental Watson / mods help

[techmate]

Hello forum ,

Hopefully i will get the attention of all modders here with significant experience. I own an Elemental Watson hybrid amp, and i wish to improve the sound quality if that is possible and to start i thought that will be good to swap all capacitors with some Elna Silmic. This is my first project so any help suggestion is very much appreciated. I uploaded some pictures of the capacitors and general layout of the amp at the bottom.

Regards,

 

[Eli Duttman]

Leave well enough alone! The Rubycon parts already in place are not junk.

Get and upload the schematic. The members can't make rational recommendations without that "road map".

 

[techmate]

if only, i use to have the schematics... this came build already is not a Diy product. And yes right Rubycon are not junk but there's only one out of 7 Rubycon parts in there all the rest are unknown brand.

 

[techmate]

Leave well enough alone! The Rubycon parts already in place are not junk.

Get and upload the schematic. The members can't make rational recommendations without that "road map".

i will try to draw myself the schematics, i can't find them anywhere

 

[petertub]

Hello forum ,

Hopefully i will get the attention of all modders here with significant experience. I own an Elemental Watson hybrid amp, and i wish to improve the sound quality if that is possible and to start i thought that will be good to swap all capacitors with some Elna Silmic. This is my first project so any help suggestion is very much appreciated. I uploaded some pictures of the capacitors and general layout of the amp at the bottom.

Regards,

I suggest you sell it on ebay, unaltered as non-munged amps are more valuebal,
and use the money to buy something you like better.

 

[techmate]

I suggest you sell it on ebay, unaltered as non-munged amps are more valuebal,
and use the money to buy something you like better.

i actully like this, but i think that will sound better with a better PSU and perhaps better parts inside, it was build cheap on some parts and still is a great little unit, but thanks for the suggestion