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  1. Squeezed this amp into a small Modushop case. Tight fit for the caps, but it works. Doesn't get particularly warm. An interesting alternative for planars.
    3 points
  2. As there is one more KGDT being built I thought I'd post some pics. I went with Jose's suggestion regarding the placing of the amp boards, seems to be the best compromise. I had concerns with the AC heater leads but no hum. A modest +/-300V but very nice with normal bias Stax. And 6/12V tube rolling possible.
    3 points
  3. A little more than I need so far but amazingly affordable. I'll do my best to get some pictures of the neighbor but I've only seen her a couple of times when she's not in the car with hubby.
    1 point
  4. going to make it a replacement for the 4 pin diode bridge, should fit in all boards with that pinout. something like this
    1 point
  5. Last night, in reality, but Steve made his famous Tice's Bacon Mac-n-Cheese for dinner. Other than its deliciousness, the song says it all... E9888757-4791-4D1F-9EAE-AB0C8C4E1483.MOV
    1 point
  6. I dug some stuff out of boxes, tonight. Can you tell which company has an inferiority complex?
    1 point
  7. I know this is an old topic, but I wanted to add some pictures of the latest sr-007 so that people can see if there are any differences. I did the blue-tac mod on the port and increased the spring to 105mm and flattened it as recommended. I inserted the spring as per the old -007 model as shown in the instructions (credit to spritzer for the instructions sheet picture). The difference in bass was actually quite moderate. It did help with bass response, but the change was subtle. Which is really all I wanted. No issues with the Stax fart at all so far. See attached. This was purchased Dec 15 2017 directly from Stax in Japan.
    1 point
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