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To clarify........there are TWO amps you call blackie? Blacky with a "y" refers to the faceplate you swapped to yours right? And that's the one you sent me. And Actual blackie with an "ie" refers to the amp you rebuilt and is being discussed with Cassette deck here in this thread right?
On the one you sent me with the black faceplate; nothing was done to it except hooking it up properly for five minutes to my dads speakers and unhooking it and shipping it back? Aside from the meters laying loose inside the amp which I siliconed into place based on our discussions, the internals never got touched? So as to "having some issues when you got it back from me"...........I'm not sure what you are insinuating there?
Agreed on the buzzing. The carver amps ALL have a faint buzz in my experience. The four M500t's I have do, and from what I read on the carver site its normal. Also read up on the design in the original 1980's brochure and manuals I also have. It has something to do with the magnetic field coil design. The faint buzzing is typical it seems. But I understand if you are hesitant to let it go.
All I want are some opinions on the amplifiers fidelity, sound, design and performance. Anyone?....................
On the one you sent me with the black faceplate; nothing was done to it except hooking it up properly for five minutes to my dads speakers and unhooking it and shipping it back? Aside from the meters laying loose inside the amp which I siliconed into place based on our discussions, the internals never got touched? So as to "having some issues when you got it back from me"...........I'm not sure what you are insinuating there?
Agreed on the buzzing. The carver amps ALL have a faint buzz in my experience. The four M500t's I have do, and from what I read on the carver site its normal. Also read up on the design in the original 1980's brochure and manuals I also have. It has something to do with the magnetic field coil design. The faint buzzing is typical it seems. But I understand if you are hesitant to let it go.
All I want are some opinions on the amplifiers fidelity, sound, design and performance. Anyone?....................
As long as YOU know about the inherent buzz on the Carvers, then yep I have no problems shipping it out as a try before you buy deal. It'll have to wait at least a week tho, as I'm heading for Tennessee on Monday.