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Broertjes’orig patent, and hid it on the bottom. (** BTW, about bodges: Just noticed, as I went into do the R_iv bodge, that I further modded Rudolf's orig I/V, but can't remember the details - over 12 yrs ago now - two extra trans. But 3.3k works fine on my 15vdc pwr supply.Īs photo shows, I bodged ** in another 3.3k in parallel to halve the orig R_iv values - now 1.6k.īut is it a keeper? That is, will R_iv (prev at 3.3k, now at 1.6k) still work decently - at 1.6k - with single or 4x dac chips? It would be good to have some R_iv value for the Rudolf that is 'universal'. Sneaky guy!įor R_iv, in Rudolf, I used 3.3k originally. And then Rudolf came along and offered his schema. diyparadise DAC had a simple resistor for I/V - simple and passive. ** The CDB492/480/482 ( CD2000) is an unusual 1989 Philips/Magnavox model line in that they had no stock oversampling. Perhaps better decoupling or tweaking transport settings - Focus adjustments, Laser power adjustment, etc.

Not sure why except the 7220's extra ** 180mA current drain on the 7805. The CD player has become a bit more sensitive to disc imperfections (reading over scratches, etc). Curiously, the SAA7220 continues to operate normally with any or all three of these 'required' pins disconnected. They are connected/engaged via that 3-pin DIP switch in the photo. I did connect these pins, as suggested in the 7220/7210 datasheet for the 'A chip' (SAA7210). Still a bit early to fully contrast with the DF1704/TDA1545 experiment. The sonics are impressive, and it seems as if 7220 imparts more of that big, bold, classic Philips multibit sound than the tda1387 itself.

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