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And I've put about ..err.. 50 bucks or so. Here's what's been done..
1. Speaker outputs now heavy binding/banana posts.
2. Rerouted the main ground with a heavy 8 gauge cable.
3. Input op amps replaced with Burr Brown OPA4134's (they're the quad equivalent of the OPA2134's). I tried the quad LM4562's (LME49740's), but they were just "too fast" and made a lot of noise I didn't want.
4. Coupling caps replaced with Nichicon Muses - may bypass 'em if the offset on the input side is decent now with the BB's
So, how's it sound? Probably the best *butt-ugly* beast of an amp I've heard. It's up there now with the PL heheh. Mebbe I should have ya machine a faceplate with meters for it, Lee?? Then it'd really look cool. That'd be a serious Frankenstein there...
Maybe I'll take it "upstate" soon.. blow some lil bitty speakers some guy has up there...
1. Speaker outputs now heavy binding/banana posts.
2. Rerouted the main ground with a heavy 8 gauge cable.
3. Input op amps replaced with Burr Brown OPA4134's (they're the quad equivalent of the OPA2134's). I tried the quad LM4562's (LME49740's), but they were just "too fast" and made a lot of noise I didn't want.
4. Coupling caps replaced with Nichicon Muses - may bypass 'em if the offset on the input side is decent now with the BB's
So, how's it sound? Probably the best *butt-ugly* beast of an amp I've heard. It's up there now with the PL heheh. Mebbe I should have ya machine a faceplate with meters for it, Lee?? Then it'd really look cool. That'd be a serious Frankenstein there...
Maybe I'll take it "upstate" soon.. blow some lil bitty speakers some guy has up there...