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    Quote Originally Posted by dikyllis View Post
    just want to ask

    the opamp roll, affects the headamp or/and both rca?
    There are two op amps, one for line out and one for headphone out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Affinity View Post
    There are two op amps, one for line out and one for headphone out.
    which is which, left for line out or headout?

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    Anyone else tried the OPA2107 yet? Installed it in the line out today, and an AD826 in the headphone socket. It's staying in there I think, as it seems to be doing a really good job. Cleaner and more focused than the 4032 I reckon.

    The AD826 I still haven't given a proper listen to yet, but seems nicer to listen to with less nasties than the 4562 on headphones. I plan on testing the 2107 on the headphones once its been run a bit, to see if its worth sourcing a second one.
    Rob

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    Which other British DAC offers all these possibilities for experimenting with opamps and DAC chips?

    Stan

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    Finally had chance to listen to the 7520 (mainly fixed output) , people who know me will say I'm a picky scroat which is why I normally stick with diy, also I enjoy fiddling

    Anyway I must say the 7520 is a nice little dac and certainly one of the better commercial offerings! its midrange is sweet and quite weighty which I found surprising, I recently repaired a modded TC-7510 (mod21 and Mod21 pt2 ,LM4562) IMHO the 7520 as is betters it, certainly more there in the vocals and a more involving listen to my ears

    Any gripes? for what these sell for NO! I'd like a bit more depth , a bit more focus etc but bear in mind this is a totally stock unit.
    I've been busy with work but was thinking of doing a Sticky thread for mods/tweaks etc as soon as I can seeing as nobody else bit when hinted a few times , it will hopefully make things easier for folks to find since this thread is getting huge
    Cheers,
    Leo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximum View Post
    Anyone else tried the OPA2107 yet? Installed it in the line out today, and an AD826 in the headphone socket. It's staying in there I think, as it seems to be doing a really good job. Cleaner and more focused than the 4032 I reckon.

    The AD826 I still haven't given a proper listen to yet, but seems nicer to listen to with less nasties than the 4562 on headphones. I plan on testing the 2107 on the headphones once its been run a bit, to see if its worth sourcing a second one.

    Will do soon

    Heres a list I intend on trying

    OPA2132
    LM4562
    THS4032
    OPA2107
    AD826
    AD8066

    what ever others I have
    Cheers,
    Leo

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    I have had a play with some TPA6120 opamps, but their ultra extreme slew rate and bandwidth scares me. The LM4562NA with MLC5/MLC6 mod is good enough for the majority of my own listening experience with my audio gear.

    STan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sensimilia View Post
    I have had a play with some TPA6120 opamps, but their ultra extreme slew rate and bandwidth scares me. The LM4562NA with MLC5/MLC6 mod is good enough for the majority of my own listening experience with my audio gear.

    STan
    Just tried with LM4562 for fixed output first with MLC5/MLC6
    and then with these caps removed

    Loads better with them removed if using 4562 lets this op-amp breath and its well stable

    I didn't rate LM4562 in the second position, its not that great at driving capacitive loads , I'll have a closer look at the circuit later, didn't notice if theres low value resistors on the op-amps output
    I'm now running AD826 which so far works well


    TPA6120 is quite a beastie , AD815 is similar, Walt Jung written a few articles on the 815
    Cheers,
    Leo

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    Hi all,
    do you think The AD826 would be a good choice to use with Sennheiser 650's?

    Thanks

    Kevin
    Sennheiser HD650: Beresford 7520: Squeezebox Classic: 24" Intel iMac

    Kevin

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    The LM4562 sounds brilliant with my HD650.

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