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    Join Date: Feb 2008

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    Default Santa's Little Helpers.

    From time to time, there seems to be a number of members interested in DIY/Kit based equipment who, for whatever reasons, don't feel comfortable with tackling the job by themselves.

    So if anyone is willing and able to help out this is the place to stand up and be counted. Just pop a post in this thread, perhaps with a short note saying what your happy to get stuck into.

    Cheers...
    Shian7
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    broken again - still it's there:
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    I'll start us off...

    I'm happy to assemble kit based projects, cables, minor repairs etc. Pretty much most things involving a soldering iron in fact.

    All free of charge as long as the equipment owner covers postage.

    Please send PM or email.
    Shian7
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    Kudakutemo
    kudakutemo

    ari mizu-no tsuki

    Though it be be broken -
    broken again - still it's there:
    the moon on the water.

    - Choshu.

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    C'mon, don't be shy.

    I know I'm not the only one who's offered help with this kinda thang!
    Shian7
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    Kudakutemo
    kudakutemo

    ari mizu-no tsuki

    Though it be be broken -
    broken again - still it's there:
    the moon on the water.

    - Choshu.

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    Hi Mike,
    I was all set to contact you about this when a bit of a crisis happened this morning. We were getting the boiler serviced and the engineer reported that it was corroded and needed replacing. So I guess a bill for £3000 is going to arrive shortly.
    Anyway a new amp is still important to me so later in the year I will contact you again to discuss the various kits and modules available if thats ok.
    Jerry
    Hifi: IPL transmission line floorstanding speakers, Squeezebox Touch, Denafrips Ares 11 DAC, DCB1 Pre-amplifier, Croft Series 7 power amp.
    Custom Hifi cables HA10SE headphone amplifier and Hifiman HE-400 headphones.
    AV system: LG 55B7, Denon AVR -x2300w receiver, Quad 12L (front) 11c Centre and 11L rear . Velodyne DD15 subwoofer.

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    Ok I'll volunteer also.Same deal as Mike really.Happy to help out.

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    Count me in too - happy to (try to) help with any DIYing or repairs

    Regards
    Tom

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    Hey, I can do small repairs with a soldering iron, as well as iPod/iPhone repairs.
    Anthony

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    Quote Originally Posted by Covenant View Post
    Hi Mike,
    I was all set to contact you about this when a bit of a crisis happened this morning. We were getting the boiler serviced and the engineer reported that it was corroded and needed replacing. So I guess a bill for £3000 is going to arrive shortly.
    Anyway a new amp is still important to me so later in the year I will contact you again to discuss the various kits and modules available if thats ok.
    Mike, are you still using the Trends? if so I may still have the upgrade guide I used, it has some easy to follow instructions on replacing caps and shielding inductors etc if you are interested?
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    I am happy to help people out with kit building and advice on gainclones.
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    Join Date: Oct 2008

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    Quote Originally Posted by aquapiranha View Post
    Mike, are you still using the Trends? if so I may still have the upgrade guide I used, it has some easy to follow instructions on replacing caps and shielding inductors etc if you are interested?
    Is this for me (Jerry-Covenant)? If so it was trying to do the Audiomagus Tweak 2 upgrade that got me into bother. Puffin took the amp into intensive care and nursed it back to health with a new circuit board. It does have the bits from the kit installed. It still sounds brilliant in all honesty, by far the best amp I have used.
    Jerry
    Hifi: IPL transmission line floorstanding speakers, Squeezebox Touch, Denafrips Ares 11 DAC, DCB1 Pre-amplifier, Croft Series 7 power amp.
    Custom Hifi cables HA10SE headphone amplifier and Hifiman HE-400 headphones.
    AV system: LG 55B7, Denon AVR -x2300w receiver, Quad 12L (front) 11c Centre and 11L rear . Velodyne DD15 subwoofer.

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