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My package (padded envelope) arrived with the top of it torn off, stapled and taped. Also, arrived with more parts than Steve had sent! Can't say I don't appreciate this consideration from the friendly people of the United States Postal Service, what a day to be alive. Am very much happy that it made it, bumpy ride, but arrived nonetheless.
Thanks very much for your time and efforts Steve! Very much appreciated.
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3 hours ago, Pars said:
Yeah, those seem to be a problem to find right now. I don’t know that I would trust anything from eBay. How many do you need? I may have enough that I could spare some.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkJust the 16 needed for that build, would very much appreciate it if you had any to spare, let me know!
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Not able to find PZTA06 transistors in stock to complete a Dynalo mini build, anyone have any tips on where to look? Ebay seems to be only place to get them, not sure if reliable - https://www.ebay.com/itm/9PCS-PZTA06-TRANSISTOR-GP-NPN-80V-SOT-223/372271869750?hash=item56ad21ef36:g:vmQAAOSw9hJbVyi8:rk:5:pf:0
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On 9/22/2018 at 6:54 PM, Bjorn said:
Unfortunately they are a nope. Heard two pairs, the latter just a week ago and there is no body to the vocals. Plain thin and anemic sounding. Big messup there for that price. The 800S does the mids much better. Check out the graph at Rtings if you don’t take my word for it.
Can't say it's all too surprising, thin mids in a closed can is nothing new, but would have hoped that Senn. had the tuning experience to make it work.
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payment sent, many thanks!
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2 hours ago, Dusty Chalk said:
Gogo Penguin, Man Made Object
Nice! I have tickets to go see them next Saturday, looking forward to it.
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Reading the dynalo mk2 thread the consensus seems to be that 1oz copper should be sufficient for the boards, anything more seemingly presents some challenges. I know it's already been changed from 3oz to 2oz, but wanted to bring up the thought of going with 1oz. Would help those of us with limited smd soldering experience, especially with troubleshooting. Don't mean to sound unappreciative, thanks for the doing the group-buy.
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added my name, hope I'm not too late
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had added my name for a set of CFA boards and a GRLV as well
edit: changed to 4 CFA, 2 GRLV, Dynalo Mini & TKD pot.
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what is your impression of the game so far? I was excited about it when it was first announced, but now I can't really see a good outcome. Either it never gets "released", or it does and it's a goddamn behemoth that requires hundreds of hours of gameplay to get any sort of real satisfaction from your investment.
Also didn't they completely change the engine used for the game at some point recently? These fuckers are all well too comfortable. Though considering some of the other space sims that were recently released and flopped, who knows..
I'd be happy with a Freespace 3 or something like that.
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Any input on the RJM Sapphire? - http://phonoclone.com/diy-sapp.html
There's a thread on it on diyaudio, not much info elsewhere. Wandering what thoughts of it would be here. Seems like you can have one built at fairly reasonable cost.
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Got a reply on head-fi along the same lines as yours, but also that star ground was same as input ground. Tested that, worked fine, went with it as it would be least messy option in this case. Thanks again for your reply, you guys have some cool weird shit going on here. Have been looking for a new headamp project to start that won't be all too intimidating, this has been a good place to look.
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Thanks very much for the quick reply @Pars, measuring resistance between R1L, R1R, and what remained of IG it would seem they are indeed on the same plane. I will try to wire it all up shortly.
Personally have nothing but good things to say about Alex, met him at RMAF once, good dude. Also this little amp is good fun, when you don't go breaking it. Compatible with lots of tubes, sound ain't too bad for what it is.
Thanks again, will let you know how it works out.
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Hello,
I have a Cavalli CTH amp that I built about 8-9 years ago. During that time I tinkered with it and had to rebuild parts of it once or twice, and then again rewired it and installed a new volume pot. Long story short, I burned out the input ground (IG) connection on the board. I was able to get it to connect to some degree, or so I though, but recently when trying to bring it back to life it came off again. I wanted to ask advice on how I might go about repairing this. The IG seems isolated from rest of the board, so am wondering if I can just install a isolated nylon spacer on the chassis and put a metal screw on it, run IG wire to that. IG currently is connected to ground connection on the volume pot, loose on other end.
I don't have a schematic for the amp, those were posted on Cavalli's site which is not up anymore. Was able to find some images of board and wiring diagrams of the later revision of the amp I have, but I think as far as the IG connection goes, it is the same.
Images uploaded here - https://imgur.com/a/05Lhb
I also posted this on head-fi, but the DIY community here seems more ..alive. Thanks for the help!!
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I don't appreciate the bullying they do online. I remember reading about a month ago an article on musicradar about some controversy about the wasp clone behringer was making. There was a modder who was in talks with Behringer about including his mods on the Behringer wasp clone. Talks fell through, nothing came of it, but Behringer still included the mods in their clone. They had ended with "we have asked Behringer to comment", I look for that article now, it has disappeared. This is another reference to it - https://www.gearslutz.com/board/the-moan-zone/1293160-behringer-td-3-wasp-designs-stolen.html