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Should I replace capacitors in an old but working amp? Replacing the electrolytic caps with film caps if they can fit in the space. | |
A request for the Ending Today listings Select "Ending Soon" on the "Sort by" pull down menu, then choose the category on the Categories menu on the right side of the screen. https://ucarecdn.audiogon.com/a8d80aa0-7535-4385-87b4-c73cb2b50fe7/-/autorotate/yes/ | |
Is it Possible?? Is it possible for speakers to sound better when you hear them while sitting in a different room that the speakers are in ...Seems you need to shop for new speakers! | |
Aren’t the two main transducers, speakers and cartridge, the most important? Your system is only as good as the weakest link. | |
Considering adding a dedicated 2 channel preamp in setup? Can anyone tell me how adding a preamp like the one being discussed will affect my four subwoofers?Will my 8805 still handle the lower end like it have now? Currently for music I run the crossover for the mains at 60hz. If you insert a stere... | |
best way to charge batteries without getting noise What country are you from? Maybe a 240V charger could be a cheaper option. https://www.egopowerplusuk.com/56v-lithium-ion-30-minute-charger.html?_ga=2.176371809.539956317.1635... | |
Mac MC 2205 replace glass Perhaps this video can provides some help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpVAVBBRoOg | |
High quality high pass filtering for speakers? @emailists Check out the SPL https://6moons.com/audioreview_articles/spl-crossover/ | |
60 Hz noise shielding suggestions? Can you put the TASCAM on top of the Denon? That will made the TASCAM a little farther apart from the Denon's tape head. | |
Accuphase E650 and E470 voltage conversion I am using regulator because in my country the voltage is 240v and at times it goes up to 251v (highest that I seen), but most of the time it's hovering at 243-248v The Accuphase marked 220V should be able to accept 207V - 253V. If you live i... | |
Accuphase E650 and E470 voltage conversion The Accuphase E650 and E470 come with three voltage setting: 100V, 120V and 220V-240V. If your amplifier is set to 220V, it is safe to powered between 220 to 240V and no need to use a regulator. | |
Accuphase E600 voltage conversion https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/voltage-conversion-of-accuphase-e-650 Accuphase E600 voltage conversion from 100v to 120v is similar. | |
Tonearm adjustments on the fly I know that Reed tonearms allow for this, but what other ones do? Sitting in the sweet spot with the power of a Remote Control that Controls your SRA... Mongoose | |
Recessed Tonearm Armboards Depends on the tonearm design, some tonearm counter weight can cause problem if the recessed opening is too small. https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ZY4AAOSw~OVWvyCg/s-l1600.jpg https://www.analogueseduction.net/user/products/large/morch_dp8_16.jpg | |
Hi Does japanese driver maker Tonogen still exist? operating under a different name? Tonegen? http://audiotools.com/en_dead_to.html |