Thanks for holding my hand on this one!Aha! I am glad it helped. Super nice job on the jumpers, they look like something that would be expensive to buy. Rock on!!
It's a great Cable in fact! Perfect for this application. Also, it's very easy to work with, the insulations resist very well to the soldering heat, the result is always super clean. For these jumpers, I wired the 4 leads together to the rca center conductor and the braid to the outer conductor. Very nifty stuff! :thmbsp:good move we use Canare in the studio for the long runs-dead quiet!
Nice Jumpers, and LOVELY work on the whole unit. She's a beauty.
Nice job!
The 150 5W resistor on the power supply does run hot. I generally replace them with a new one with longer leads so that the resistor is 'high and proud' away from the other components.
Tom
Yes! The two electrolytic and the tantalum.Nah, you'll git it! Don't forget the tantalum hiding under R760 (pot).
(snip) I typically will as I like to wash the heatsink off. So for me it's:
Make a sketch / shoot pics of the outputs (and which side they're on) and then unscrew them and clean them off.
Unfasten the bias device from the heatsink.
Unscrew the heatsinks and remove them - clean 'em up.
Nice job on the table:
We sold Thorens new, and 50% of the buyers got the upgrade and we would solder in the Signet phono cables.
Pioneer?
Tom