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    Has anybody actually measured this chip with and without an additional cap yet???

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    Leo,

    How do find the 1364's? I'm pleasantly surprised.
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    I can report that the new version of the Tirna 4032 mod fits in my 7520 with the lid on. They are about 2mm below the lid. Saying that, I've removed the sticky pad and glue from under my amp board and trimmed all the component legs under it as short as I can get them, so even at this reduced hight they may not fit in some people 7520. I'm going to pass this info back to Tirna and see what they say.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leo View Post
    Has anybody actually measured this chip with and without an additional cap yet???
    Yes its about 6mm by 4mm Do you think we know what we are doing or something?
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    Hey!! We know what we're doing! We want the optimal sound for the least amount of money without getting our own electrical engineering degree!

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    Quote Originally Posted by trailer View Post
    Leo,

    How do find the 1364's? I'm pleasantly surprised.
    I don't have a 7520 but it works quite decent in another dac I've been trying it in, it went a bit bright with some material,it actually seemed to improve after some running in, sound was quite forward compared to say the LM4562
    Certainly not a bad chip!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougr33 View Post
    Hey!! We know what we're doing! We want the optimal sound for the least amount of money without getting our own electrical engineering degree!
    Thats ok , it helps to be sure the upgraded IC is not ringing with oscillation though

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    Quote Originally Posted by Covenant View Post
    Yes its about 6mm by 4mm Do you think we know what we are doing or something?

    all you need is a 7520 owner who also owns a scope

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    Quote Originally Posted by leo View Post
    all you need is a 7520 owner who also owns a scope
    I have a 7520 and a access to a digital scope.
    Just tell me what I need to do and I'll give it a go.
    Last edited by HighFidelityGuy; 14-04-2009 at 20:38.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leo View Post
    I don't have a 7520 but it works quite decent in another dac I've been trying it in, it went a bit bright with some material,it actually seemed to improve after some running in, sound was quite forward compared to say the LM4562
    Certainly not a bad chip!
    The detail is excellent. Best I've heard so far. Just need to tame the top end a bit.
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