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Thread: Dynavector DV507-II on Technics SL-1210

  1. #91
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    Thanks Martin, for the update. I'm so glad it worked for you.
    Cheers

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    Just an updated picture that I took for Nick (Beechwoods) last night, now having pride of place in the new banner (scroll up). Look carefully and you will see the Mike New platter, too.


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    Can I ask a question regarding the SL-1210 II?
    I'm toying with the idea of getting one as a "project" having never heard one before. Currently using an Origin Live Auroa II/OL Silver II/Astatic MF-100. I note huge modding possibilities with the SL-1210 but wondering how it might compare straight out of the box

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    Steve

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    Hi Steve
    Straight out of the box the SL-1210 will sound highly pitch stable with relatively prodigious bass. With the standard arm it will have a slightly recessed midrange and an overall dark character.
    All this changes with mods, depending on what you do with it, but you can take things in small steps and make some big improvements fairly early on, especially with an external power supply and replacement mat.

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    Thanks Martin - any pointers to where I can source an external PSU and internal wiring?
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    Steve

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    Sound Hi-Fi for the external PSU http://www.soundhifi.com/sl1200/index.htm

    What do you mean by internal wiring? For the arm?

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    Thanks - no, I assumed that the external PSU would need connecting to the existing internal power rail somewhere.
    Regards
    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by worrasf View Post
    Thanks - no, I assumed that the external PSU would need connecting to the existing internal power rail somewhere.
    Regards
    Steve
    The Sound HiFi Timestep PSU comes with instructions and connecting cables.

    Regards D S D L
    Regards Neil

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    Join Date: Aug 2009

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    Thank you - I have emailed Sound Hifi for info on PSU and if possible to get arm board for my OL Silver.

    Regards
    Steve

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    Hi Steve

    All the info I have is on my website.

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    Dave

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