zanash modded a5.......

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  1. DavidF

    DavidF

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    I went over to Petes place yesterday to pick up an Arcam A5 he has modded for me....

    It works for me.......going straight through (petes) pre, naim 140, ruarks (by-passing the deq and buffer)......... this player soundstages like b*****y and detail to match.......

    If your looking for a decent player (for not mega bucks) I reckon this should be on you short list.
     
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    DavidF, Mar 20, 2007
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    Tenson Moderator

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    What did you do to it Zanash?
     
    Tenson, Mar 20, 2007
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    zanash

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    Mainly the usual ....schottky diodes ...recap
    heavily damped the case improved rigidity [fixed it to a granite sheet] recapped the dac section better opamps opa637 ..pio output caps ....good mains lead and ic's
     
    zanash, Mar 22, 2007
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    anubisgrau

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    did you convert it to NOS?

    it's a must with 1541
     
    anubisgrau, Mar 22, 2007
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    felix part-time Horta

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    More a matter of taste than a 'must', I think...
     
    felix, Mar 22, 2007
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    zanash

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    Can't say the 1541 nos does it for me ...but 1543 sounds very good as nos.
     
    zanash, Mar 25, 2007
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