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Acurus L10 problem

Just make sure that the orientation of the transformer is correct, pin 1 to pin 1 on the PCB ect. It should work straight in when correctly mounted:)
Regarding the 0.1uf, they don't do much at the big e.caps. If you have 4 of them, I would place them on the button side of the PCB, close to the preamp circuit installed as bypasses at C2a/C2b and C3a/C3b

Regards
 
KNielsen said:
Just make sure that the orientation of the transformer is correct, pin 1 to pin 1 on the PCB ect. It should work straight in when correctly mounted:)
Regarding the 0.1uf, they don't do much at the big e.caps. If you have 4 of them, I would place them on the button side of the PCB, close to the preamp circuit installed as bypasses at C2a/C2b and C3a/C3b

Regards
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So, it's all done and up and running. All seems to be working perfectly. Sounds excellent. Would you be willing to help me through your current source Mods? I would like to plan for that next. Lemme, know. For now, I am just gonna listen. Thanks for the help so far!
 
Sorry can't help you there. All the basics you need to know is in post #134 https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/acurus-l10-problem.1019429/post-17884799

If you go on to proceed, please test the CCS separately with a lab supply at about ±18VDC like the rails of your Acurus and measure the current the CCS produces before installing your version into the L10 to avoid mistakes ;)

It's easy enough once you understand the concept :)

Best regards
 
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