creativepart Posted September 22, 2023 Share Posted September 22, 2023 1 hour ago, electrafixion said: Virtually all electrolytic capacitors have clearly marked polarity, Thanks for the help. I thought I'd ask for this info before I got into the project. I really appreciate the info it helps me feel more confident. Analog: Rega P8 'Table > Ortofon Cadenza Black Cartridge > Bob's Devices SUT 1:20 > Naim Supernait3 Phono Section Network Streaming: SoTM SMS200 Ultra w/ SoTM SPS500 power supply > Holo Audio Spring 3 KTE DAC Digital Disc: Shanling ET3 CD Transport > Holo Audio Spring 3 KTE DAC Audio: Naim Supernait3 Integrated> Harbeth P3ESR Speakers w/ Two Goldenear Forcefield 3 Subwoofers Power: PS Audio Stellar PowerPlant3 Link to comment
creativepart Posted September 25, 2023 Share Posted September 25, 2023 Completed this easily today. And, changed the voltage from 9v to 12v at the same time. Big thanks to @electrafixion for the info, photos, cap suggestions and power setting info. My first ever cap change and it was painless. I bought two caps... just in case. But of course, that wasn't needed. I didn't expect to hear any real change, but there is a measure of noticeable difference - at first listen I think the lower frequencies have tightened up some. Mostly, I'm just glad it didn't go up in smoke when powered up. Analog: Rega P8 'Table > Ortofon Cadenza Black Cartridge > Bob's Devices SUT 1:20 > Naim Supernait3 Phono Section Network Streaming: SoTM SMS200 Ultra w/ SoTM SPS500 power supply > Holo Audio Spring 3 KTE DAC Digital Disc: Shanling ET3 CD Transport > Holo Audio Spring 3 KTE DAC Audio: Naim Supernait3 Integrated> Harbeth P3ESR Speakers w/ Two Goldenear Forcefield 3 Subwoofers Power: PS Audio Stellar PowerPlant3 Link to comment
Peti Posted September 9 Share Posted September 9 Just got the news that a new firmware update is due in October. "high fidelity” -> being faithful, accuracy in details; “the degree to which an electronic device accurately reproduces sound” Link to comment
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