How to Connect an External Dc Supply to the SL-1200/1210

[UV101]

I'm still saving for a bearing

That makes 2 of us!!!

[Mike_New]

Since it is still the new year and you bastard pommies keep on winning, I will give you both less 5%

[UV101]

Since it is still the new year and you bastard pommies keep on winning, I will give you both less 5%

hehehehe!!!!! Thanks Mike

I'm tempted, but as I'm moving house in 2 weeks, I'd better wait to see what funds remain when I'm in the new house!

[Mike_New]

Forget the new house! think of the fantastic sound quality you will achieve.

[sonddek]

Since it is still the new year and you bastard pommies keep on winning, I will give you both less 5%

Makes a change from our usual whining. I had almost forgotten the cricket.

Thanks Mike. Checking bank account now...

...Yikes! No dice this week.

[Wakefield Turntables]

Makes a change from our usual whining. I had almost forgotten the cricket.

seconded

[UV101]

Forget the new house! think of the fantastic sound quality you will achieve.

MMM! 1 small issue there Mike! The current house is poop for a TT! No space, TV stand currently being used for hifi etc. I only purchased the TTcos I'll have space to set it up properly in the new house!!!!

[sonddek]

Mike, I've just put my Transfiguration Axia on ebay with no reserve in an effort to raise funds for your bearing... It's only a matter of time now.

[misterharrison]

I just re-soldered my Timestep lead and attached it to the real earth instead of the top right corner.

I've been wondering about doing this, but I'm not sure I can be bothered! I've not noticed any problems with it attached as per the Timestep instructions. What would the reason be for changing it - is it dangerous as is or perhaps there would be some performance benefit?

[MartinT]

There is a mild performance benefit, but this is dependent on how well resolving your system is. For completeness and the best possible performance, I would make the change to the bottom-left PCB corner.