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arnoldc wrote:Sure ka walang pshycoacoustics?
TAS wrote:btw, one of feedback i got re vlps while its a good phono...it has that boring looks so while you are at it maybe you can wrap it with some bling bling case
coolzero wrote:No offence but none of the cap replace mods do any benefit to VLPS sound . In fact it is worsening the sound by loosing the phase and rhythm as well the overall tonality of the sound. This is what I felt after trying the same mentioned mods (except the PS cap changes) with the exact same components. I felt a better change of sound than this when the unit burned-in.I am still waiting for the BB chips to arrive and post the results as soon as I try it.
edwin wrote:coolzero wrote:No offence but none of the cap replace mods do any benefit to VLPS sound . In fact it is worsening the sound by loosing the phase and rhythm as well the overall tonality of the sound. This is what I felt after trying the same mentioned mods (except the PS cap changes) with the exact same components. I felt a better change of sound than this when the unit burned-in.I am still waiting for the BB chips to arrive and post the results as soon as I try it.
Might be because the components you put in haven't broken in yet. Break-in time of every component/brand/model varies.
FR Drew wrote:Am I reading this wrong? Reading the original post it appears that the original output caps were 100uf Electros?
Seems like a crazy high value (although cheap for MF to implement), but if a good 2.2uF works well, 100uF seems very strange.
Does anyone have a schematic lurking around? Be nice to know how many electros on the board were similarly oversized and in the audio path.
Aside from the obvious DIY outboard PSU upgrade, rolling the opamps and the output caps seems like the quickest return for effort expended.
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