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It's okay for me.. I get special prices from Hung Brothers.. =)
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You can get the Neutrik/ Rean connectors from Hung Brothers.
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SOLD!!: 2 pairs of 1m Klotz GY107 interconnects
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2 Nicely made 1m pairs of Klotz GY107 cables with Rean (Neutrik) connectors using Cardas Quad Eutectic Silver Solder.. Those who have bought cables/ amps from me can attest to my workmanship. See the following picture to see how they'd look like: Edit: Forgot to include pricing.. LOL.. They're going for S$20/ pair.
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Still have spare runs of GY107 & extra Rean connectors.. Those interested in a pair can PM me..
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I guess I'm one of the first in the world to privately own a copy of this. The official release date is 23rd May.. Bought this 2 hours after it was delivered to the shop.. Yay!!
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Makings of a simple cable.. Put it together: Solder the joints: Fit the barrels back on and your in business!
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Taken in, of all places, Bugis.. ;p Shot with a 35mm, F2.4 Zeiss Flektogon MC on Ilford FP4 Plus film.
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What price point are you looking at? I might be able to help..
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Get the BF245C. It will provide sufficient current even if you're using the AD843 opamp.
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Then pay for the $1 Jfets.. It's only $0.69 more and it's not like you need 100 pieces..
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CS8414. TDA1543, last I heard, is still available from SLT for less than $5 a pop.
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No pricebreaks for the OPA2227? LOL.. J/king.. Quite interested to get 20 pieces though..
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If you're looking for the isolation rail JFET's, then they're not suitable. If you're looking for Class A biasing JFET's, they're usable in the PPA board. Farnell is out of 2N5486's?? /me looks at his Farnell bag with 25 pieces of 2N5486's..
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Get them off Tangent then.. They're pretty cheap there, I've got a set of 4 pieces of 2N5484's for US$1 from his online shop before.
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More pictures.. Hehe.. The underside of the board.. The red insulated piece is a wire, the rest including the white insulated part are all component leads.. I'm trying to take point-to-point wiring to the extreme! Cutting up the ground plane for use: Drill out the holes and fit it on! Bend the leads and solder!!
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Finally.... Someone who actually remembers the movie..
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Not quite complete.. Still got to drill holes for the groundplane.. 99% wired P2P, only 3 pieces of wires were used to bridge points on the board. All 3 for power regulators to circuit. All other points were jointed using the component leads!
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Still a good idea to remove the LED and accompanying resistor.. I suspect that the LED is powered from a 12v DC-DC convertor of sorts... That might be the source of the problem... These charge-pump convertors are switching power supplies of sorts.. Can cause a fair bit of power pollution..
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Amp your E888LP's.. That's the trick to get clearer sound and tighter, deeper bass out of them.. I own them and have used them with amps before.. Very very good sound but have always been too lazy to build a portable amp for them.. Haha..
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Change the LED then..
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It won't and can't deviate much.. The design is rather simple and I'm not going to be using worse parts.. In fact, some of the parts are better like Holco's & Cardas GRFA & Neutrik Locking Jacks. Most of the XP7's & RA-1's sonics come from a well thought out KISS design..
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You wish.. Haha.. Actually... Depends on my mood tomorrow.. LOL.. Teaser shot.. Half the power supply:
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Drivers are fine since they're sort of sealed.. I used a blower and cloth to clean up most of the foam-dust.. The velvet is fine.. I even have a 4 year old pair of pads.. It's the foam that disintegrates.. I can sort of understand how the pads for CD3K's can cost that much.. S$50 for a pair of pads on a S$700 headphones is quite different from S$40 for a pair of pads on a S$175 headphones. The equivalent would be replacement pads for the CD3K's costing ~S$200. And imagine if you had to change them twice..
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It may be cheaper from them but if you live in other parts of Sg, the difference in transportation costs might make up the difference.. LOL..