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Thread: VFET's, Idlers and big boxes - A simple system

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    The crossovers have been recapped and the speakers re-wired on my MkII's, so they sound pretty good to these ears.
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    I can't remember tbh but do the 'Mk.II have any resistors on the X-Over board. The MK.I do not?

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    Oooo I'd love to have a play with that Sony amp.

    Doge 6 CDP - interesting. I'd like a play with that, too!

    Nice speakers.

    I'd bin the tt, but that's just me.

    Lovely system.
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    Has the Sony been checked over? It's a truly wonderful amp (5650 and 8650), but can fail spectacularly, taking speakers with it. Something to do with some dry joint diodes I understand. After forty years, a thorough check over is mandatory, as an old friend lost his and some lovely Harbeth HL5 bass units along with it that can't be repaired now.
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    Yep, the suicide Diodes and resistors have recently been replaced, so hopefully OK for a few more heart
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    Quote Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive View Post
    Been a while since I posted a system update.

    So, this is what I sit in front of now, makes very pleasant sounds, doesn't eat much and is just about as simple as it gets.





    Thanks for the stands Dave; made a big difference
    I thought they would, you are very welcome Mike. Lovely looking system sir

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    Looks nice! Despite I would rather see some matching wooden stands there for the speakers instead of those modern Atacamas..
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    Very interesting system, thank you for sharing images


    Regards Neil

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    I'm feeling the need - for another vintage Dual
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    Nice system. The Sony is a peach. I had one, I know what they sound like.
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