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But what if you only polish it to the left?
But what if you only polish it to the left?
The *NOT BORING!* Hi-Fi faff chat and sales
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Tempted, but not that tempted :shock:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BEST-valve-am ... 486c3b9969
Apache - pm meyer address for the 8000P again please
Tempted, but not that tempted :shock:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BEST-valve-am ... 486c3b9969
Apache - pm meyer address for the 8000P again please
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Haha
I had a cd63 before I had it , can't really tell the difference in sound though ? The KI is heavier that's for sure.
I wouldn't have bought it except that it was dirt dirt cheap ( chap who was selling didn't know what it was , so I took advantage a little bit ) :facepalm:
apache":3m9thc5e said:The brass plaque sounds better...
Haha
I had a cd63 before I had it , can't really tell the difference in sound though ? The KI is heavier that's for sure.
I wouldn't have bought it except that it was dirt dirt cheap ( chap who was selling didn't know what it was , so I took advantage a little bit ) :facepalm:
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So... Is it in the post yet??
Yeah, you've got to listen real hard to hear any difference in the KI. The guy 'Wishywashy' or whatever his name is, is practically a legend on the likes of DIY Audio.com but he's barely done anything over the bog standard version - not stuff that should count a whole lot in my opinion anyway. My very modified bog standard version sounds more forward and exciting than the KI version, but then, I've made drastic electronic changes, not just added a copper chassis and extra metal.
As long as you remember Audiophiles are gullible, you'll be able to sell 'weight' and unobtanium by the truckload
Mr Panda":2q0klugi said:Apache - pm meyer address for the 8000P again please
So... Is it in the post yet??
Yeah, you've got to listen real hard to hear any difference in the KI. The guy 'Wishywashy' or whatever his name is, is practically a legend on the likes of DIY Audio.com but he's barely done anything over the bog standard version - not stuff that should count a whole lot in my opinion anyway. My very modified bog standard version sounds more forward and exciting than the KI version, but then, I've made drastic electronic changes, not just added a copper chassis and extra metal.
As long as you remember Audiophiles are gullible, you'll be able to sell 'weight' and unobtanium by the truckload
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To be fair, damping the mechanism does do stuff - what, I can no longer remember, but it was very important for video with audio benefiting as a bonus.
To be fair, damping the mechanism does do stuff - what, I can no longer remember, but it was very important for video with audio benefiting as a bonus.
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He's not done any mech damping, and in fact still uses the cheap and cheerful CDM12. He's just put it in a heavier case, which I accept will damp external noise - albeit slightly, but the vibration from the mech itself won't be affected (it still vibrates like all CDM12s). A stable drive is going to be more important for video because of the sheer amount of data involved and the reduction in error correction required. I remain to be convinced about super-heavy chassis having an appreciable effect on audio though, and expect it is largely placebo given that we tend to at least initially judge quality by weight in audio.
He's not done any mech damping, and in fact still uses the cheap and cheerful CDM12. He's just put it in a heavier case, which I accept will damp external noise - albeit slightly, but the vibration from the mech itself won't be affected (it still vibrates like all CDM12s). A stable drive is going to be more important for video because of the sheer amount of data involved and the reduction in error correction required. I remain to be convinced about super-heavy chassis having an appreciable effect on audio though, and expect it is largely placebo given that we tend to at least initially judge quality by weight in audio.
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Have a nosy through this - there were many brains behind this player. 11 years ago now.
http://www.iaguk.com/tag/dvd32r_tech.htm
Have a nosy through this - there were many brains behind this player. 11 years ago now.
http://www.iaguk.com/tag/dvd32r_tech.htm
mrkawasaki
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^^ What are the better CD drives to look for when bargain hunting older/first generation CD players??
^^ What are the better CD drives to look for when bargain hunting older/first generation CD players??
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Have a look here. Marantz used Philips CD mechanisms unsurprisingly. There is also loads on the site about the legendary TDA1541 CD chip.
http://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/?strPa ... PhilipsCDM
Have a look here. Marantz used Philips CD mechanisms unsurprisingly. There is also loads on the site about the legendary TDA1541 CD chip.
http://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/?strPa ... PhilipsCDM
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