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Thread: Beresford Caiman SEG (TC-7535) - Upgrade from Bushmaster MKII - What a difference!

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    SR say electricity flows left to right as you look at the fuse.
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    Too busy enjoying the music....

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    Some fuses are mounted vertically though, would that matter?
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    I think it depends how you look at it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    For mains use, how would you pick which direction a directional fuse points in and what difference might this make?
    We have different power regulations to the UK.
    So I am only able to put the fuse in the SEG.
    Had an SR Red in the Bushmaster II, which then gravitated to the SEG (before purchasing SR Orange last year).

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Some fuses are mounted vertically though, would that matter?
    In that case the current has to enter at the top of the fuse, so as to let gravity help.
    Barry

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    I bought as I have said before a pension friendly Caiman SEG and Dorado 3 last June, just before Christmas drove the 3/4 of an hour to Stan's for upgrades a few days later picked it up and was giving it play time. I had paid for the clock and super-cap mods Stan also replaced the seg42 with the SEG50

    My next mod was to remove the RCA phono unit from the circuit board replacing it with brass chassis mount phono sockets wired with 7n OHNO PTFE coated wire, a small but surprising improvement.

    My Chinese 15v PSU overheated, over Christmas I ordered on line a made to order regulated 15v Linear PSU Caiman specific from MCRU designed for them by Long Dog Audio Mike & Dave at MCRU were a delight to deal with as was the knowledgeable Nick Gorham the designer at Long Dog Audio who answered a plethora questions. I bought from the UK, it was a known quantity & would be electrically safe.

    The 2 piece PSU is particularly quiet, I believe it allows the Caiman/Dorado to perform to virtually their full potential I am a very happy bunny. I have heard some very expensive DAC's in other systems, this set up in my system is firmly up there for a lot less money & will see me out.

    I know with the Dorado 3 Stan has attempted in part to save customers money by improving cheaper linear PSU's but the linear PSU from Nick Gorham via MCRU makes quite a difference most noticeably air in the treble and even tighter deeper bass using OTA Quad 57's which are very revealing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry B View Post
    Next positive change for the SEG is to upgrade the fuse.
    Hahaha like that would make it sound better.
    Last edited by Seeker-Smith; 09-03-2022 at 17:13.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry B View Post
    Have recently bought a Hiface Evo 2, combined with an Evo Clock and Evo Power Supply, as well as an RCA Halide Bridge.
    Need to sell the Hiface 2, Evo
    Why sell Evo? Dissatisfied with what?
    Sources: Advance Acoustic MCD-403 & MDA-503, Pure Sound A-8000, HDD + old notebook + M2Tech Evo Power Supply + M2Tech Evo Clock High End Word-Clock-Generator + M2Tech HiFace Evo 24Bit/192kHz USB-Interface

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seeker-Smith View Post
    Hahaha like that would make it sound better.
    The people who haven't tried it are usually the ones to sneer most at the effect fuses have on system pieces.
    I've noticed an improvement in my amp and a big improvement in my Dac from a number of fuse upgrades.

    Luckily many offer 30 days money back guarantee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jankoff View Post
    Why sell Evo? Dissatisfied with what?
    I'm upgrading my DDC.
    The M2Tech components were mostly bought due to space restrictions.
    Some rearrangements and changes mean I can buy a larger DDC.

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