johnwmclean

Yes they are Sigma 22s. Why do you need to desolder to reset the trimpots? Try walking each pot in, by smaller turns, incrementally, wait a little between each turn for some stabalisation, take your time.

Nothing local I'm afraid, was all done in the States by Cam Expert. Reasonable prices, good communication and they'll quote overnight.

Thats cool to know! I may change it at some stage. I initially draw up side panels for Cam-Expert to mill in silver, but they don’t have multi axis capability. The only parts I purchased from modushop was the black side panels and the black knob.

and done... I’m looking forward to listening session with BHSE for a comparison. When I get time I’ll take some shots with the 5D, only crappy iphone pics for now...

Cheers guys! Had a great day with my family and parents, even managed to sneak in some DIY while nobody was looking.

Thanks guys! That is a really odd photo, it does make the Sumr look tiny, it's the bog standard RC0100 050 12, 110 x 44mm.

Some progress.

Except NwAvGuy doesn’t claim there is any sonic benefit using boutique caps.

Instrumental Trumpet > Satch or Miles Piano > Bill Evans Sax > Sonny Rollins Vocal Male > Satch Female > Billie or Ella

Ahhh... ok, thanks Laowei.

There’s a large vacant hole in-between the two tubes, a standoff here would probably help alleviate flexing changing tubes.

Dr John - Ske-Dat-De-Dat The Spirit of Satch

What a production... very nice Birgir.

Carmen Gomes Inc. - Torn

Radical Face - The Familiy Tree / The Branches

It’s about time we added some $$$, let them high end speaker folk know we ain’t fucking round anymore. Hell ...a god damn decent power cable nowadays is around $10k.

Source?

The ground plane on the newer pcbs has been removed from under the caps. I don’t see having the caps hard up against the pcb would be a problem now as the clearance is at least 3mm.

Just made me choke on my coffee. Hilarious. Best wishes to you Tyll.

Indeed it was written for violin. I think Bach's wrote 4 suites for lute, they transcribe well to the modern guitar. I play also (guitar), not Bach though, way too difficult, but I enjoy hearing the greats play his works.

I'm going to have a good listen to the great recommendations I haven't yet heard. Not strictly concerto music, I find Bach's suites for classical guitar amazing, I have a preference for John Williams interpretations and playing style for Bach's music. Chaconne from BWM 1004 is a particularly beautiful piece to wet your appetite.

Andre Heuvelman - After Silence

I enjoyed it.

Distortion of Sound http://www.youtube.com/user/DistortionOfSound?v=mDZcz-V29_M Enjoy!