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In Reply to: Re: Experimenting with Power Supply Filter Caps. posted by AWP on July 9, 1999 at 11:12:54:
Where have you been? Have not seen you post anywhere in a while.>>BTW, Is this the same Clayton that bit my head off when I said that power supplies are important to sound quality? Hmmmmmmmm?<<
You should know better than that. When have you ever seen me bite someones head off? Now if I had my wife's temperment, then maybe so. Maybe she was impersonating me. Nah, she don't know a PS from a Gucci accessary bag. Why didn't you tell me about power supplies sooner? Man this is easy and cheap way to good sound. I really wish I had some schematics so I could find where my output cap is on the CDP. I think I know which one but am not sure. Would it be a pretty large value around 800 uF's? If I had the schematics, I would try separate PS on analog and digital sections. I sure have enough transformers laying around. I have one that was in a accuator motor PS and it weighs close to 10 lbs. The improvement is in the analog section. This player does not have a digital output although I should put one in.
Clayton
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- Re: Experimenting with Power Supply Filter Caps. - Clayton Oxendine 16:18:27 07/09/99 (1)
- Re: Experimenting with Power Supply Filter Caps. - AWP 14:34:29 07/11/99 (0)
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