Thats a good lad takes yours out & give it me :lolsign:
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Swapsy for the Ferrograph? :eyebrows:
Marco.
Hamish has as good as nabbed it, I believe :)
While Dave (DSJR) has gone for one of these instead:
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:eyebrows:
Marco.
:lolsign:
Na i'm now keeping it, i posted on board earlier, i know i'll kick myself getting shut i did last time, i was maybe a bit hasty listing it before putting my brain in gear, was easy getting shut of the Jap vintage gear but not stuff like this. Anyway it's gonna get a total rebuild..A few areas of the circuit that need uprating a bit looking at the Schematic.
Nice one, dude - that's good news! I was shocked when I saw you selling it :eek:
Marco.
Hi Marco
The Ultraclock mk2 is the best clock, combined with the matching Ultraclock power supply.
IMO, you would need to use the CDP-R1 with ‘Twin-Link’ to benefit from the Ultraclock system.
Aside from the Bybee, there are still room for improvements in the analogue stage, the LME49720HA for current-to-voltage conversion, AD825 for the analogue filter. This is the best combination I found for the DAS-R1 analogue stage.
I welcome your visit later in year :)
Best,
Mark
Hi Mark,
Sorry for the delay in replying, but I got caught up with a few things.
I take your point about the Ultraclock mk2, combined with the matching Ultraclock power supply; however I may still take the plunge and see what happens ;)
How much is that particular modification, and is there any other clock mod between it and the Superclock 4 I currently have in the DAS-R1? :)
Also, how much would it be to have the LME49720HA for current-to-voltage conversion and AD825 for the analogue filter mods fitted, and could this be carried out when Ian and I visit, presuming we arrived early enough and allowed you sufficient time to do the job? :cool:
Marco.
Hi Marco
No problem.
The Ultraclock mk2 & Ultraclock PSU costs £910.63 including VAT, but excluding installation.
We have two clocks, the Superclock 4 or Ultraclock mk2, nothing in the middle.
The clock & PSU would require any overnight stay for surgery, maybe two.
I will send you an e-mail about pricing to you as a return customer, and Superclock 4 to trade-in. :)
When you visit I hope to be able to demonstrate more than one option, including Bybee products, and then we can go with your preferred choice.
The LME49720HA & AD825 parts are not expensive, approx. £30.00 inclusive. This modification may also require an overnight stay since the entire audio board has to be remove to install the parts.
BTW, I should have 2 new DAC’s for you to listen too when you visit; the Wyred 4 Sound DAC2 which uses the Sabre ES9018 32-Bit DAC. Also the Zodiac + DAC with its 64-bit algorithms and Oven Controlled Clock. I hope to report on the sound of both of these DAC’s soon in a separate thread.
Best,
Mark