DaVa FC-A1 a field coil contender
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Does the manufacturer have a website, or is it a facebook connect thing?
All I I found is this:
Thanks!
All I I found is this:
Thanks!
Does the manufacturer have a website, or is it a facebook connect thing?
All I I found is this:
Thanks!
that is probably the most likely solution; i'd need a higher gain than the Etsuro Gold's.
but maybe i'll try Darius's SUT first. i might also trade/switch my 2 silver EMIA SUT's for an EMIA MC Trio in silver. that could handle both Etsuro Gold's plus the DaVa. or one of my mono's.
i could do that without adding another phono pre. it would be the most elegant way to go.
Glad to read
You won 't regret it.
Reg dc wire I made Cardas 2 lead Litz from psu to armbase fixed AudioNote Kaisei 10.000uF cap, then enclosed DaVa dc wire to cart.
Also have both mono and stereo x40 DaVa SUTs to optimize level for TVC based system
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I thought you used your "here" to poke the Zu cabinet "there"
Why did you need to do all that? And, separately, which TVC do you use?
He is DIY guru, so all is made himself. Stevens & Wellington with stepper motors, belts, Seiden switches
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because I was adviced by one of Darius "associates" to try it, and it solidified the whole presentation
S&B, but also just bought a Tribute AVC I haven´t tried yet...got it yesterday
totally agree with that
same as I feel about the Melco too
one can never have to much harmonics and the Reference is close to the cantileverless Rowland Complement both in lowend and dynamics too
Mike, I have the silver MC Trio and in addition to producing great sounds, it’s so convenient to use.
Could you present more details concerning connection of the additional capacitor ? How it works and what kind of changes did you observe? Thank you in advance.
I just used a heavier gauge twin cardas copper litz wire from tube rectified psu to near tonearmbase...there I hooked it up to an Audio Note Kaisei 10.000µF capacitor as last filtering stage as close to cart as possible
then I hooked up the enclosed thin silver dc wire from Kaisei and along the arm tube to the dc terminals on the cart
result more body and slam
Audiophile Bill did too and experienced the same(actually he was first)
then I hooked up the enclosed thin silver dc wire from Kaisei and along the arm tube to the dc terminals on the cart
result more body and slam
Audiophile Bill did too and experienced the same(actually he was first)
OK, so the stock PSU is somewhat deficient or there is cable inductance that you're eliminating by getting closer to the cart. Why doesn't the guy (Darius?) offer the upgrade as a kit to his customer, I wonder...
Oh, I didn't know Tribute did AVCs as I thought they were TVCs. I have a Slagle AVC that I DIY'd into a chassis. Love it.
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see from my #193
I guess because it´s stuff you discover underway, or maybe even someone tipped about it....
the "kit " is readily bought from hificollective.co.uk and this level of DIY should be within ones reach
I never take for granted that any product is ever finished or in its final stage
I guess because it´s stuff you discover underway, or maybe even someone tipped about it....
the "kit " is readily bought from hificollective.co.uk and this level of DIY should be within ones reach
I never take for granted that any product is ever finished or in its final stage
The $100 base SS PSU is fine but it is worthwhile to get his tube PSU. Not life altering differences but it is noticeably better.