Hello!
A friend restoring his 9090DB asked me if I could convert the Dolby board into CAD so a new one could be ordered. The idea was this would replace the aging board with one that doesn't need repinning.
It was a fun project that resulted in a nearly identical reproduction of the original. A couple of improvements were made, such as moving the caps and resistors tacked to the back to be on the top side, with their own holes.
Unfortunately, he shelved the restoration indefinitely over a year ago after ordering the boards, so I have not had any feedback. Not wanting my efforts to go to waste, I'd be happy to share the schem/PCB if anyone is interested. I have checked it six ways to Sunday, so I'm not concerned about its integrity, but I would ask anyone interested to do a sanity check.
A friend restoring his 9090DB asked me if I could convert the Dolby board into CAD so a new one could be ordered. The idea was this would replace the aging board with one that doesn't need repinning.
It was a fun project that resulted in a nearly identical reproduction of the original. A couple of improvements were made, such as moving the caps and resistors tacked to the back to be on the top side, with their own holes.
Unfortunately, he shelved the restoration indefinitely over a year ago after ordering the boards, so I have not had any feedback. Not wanting my efforts to go to waste, I'd be happy to share the schem/PCB if anyone is interested. I have checked it six ways to Sunday, so I'm not concerned about its integrity, but I would ask anyone interested to do a sanity check.
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