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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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[quote user="yachadm"] Eugene, This is the standard Philips TDA1541 circuit. You can make the initial startup much faster by doing my regulator mod, and you can measure the laser current to 50mV, all as shown in my pdf here. All B&O CD's with Philips TDA1541-based circuit If there is only one pot on the CD servo PCB, it's for the
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Yes they are very nice Chris I will be using the technigues you are Soren Mexico shared with me this spring/summer. The 3300 CD is done and it works. The lid no longer bangs when it shuts. I did some fiddling with the gearing as well adding a little lube. the belt is in fairly good shape but I should probably replace it soon. I also replaced the rotting
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Picked this up about a month ago from a customer who had it stored in a shed. The Beogram and Beomaster plus the MCP 5000 are all working and in use now. the Beogram even has a decent MMC5 on it. The tape deck just needs a new set of belts. Didnt pay a dime for it.
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Dont think so. Maybe she decided to make some money on eBay.
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Very nice corner repair Chris. Fixing up the cosmetics on some of my speakers will be my spring/summer job. Good thing to do in the garage or outside in the sunshine. Dont really like all those smelly chemicals in the house plus I wouldnt want to have a spill. On to the CD 3300. Second time I have seen this problem on the power supply board. First time
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[quote user="Dillen"] That's an original woofer alright. Wonder why someone went through all the trouble of reverse mounting the surround. I agree, that can easily give distortion. Martin [/quote] ...... I was hoping you would say, "its alright Eugene just stuff it full of damping foam".
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[quote user="Dillen"] Are you sure that's the original S80 woofer ? Any chance of a photo of the magnet/backside ? Martin [/quote] A real good chance Dillen
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Thats nice Chris but when are you going to refoam the surrounds or perhaps you could teach SWMBO how to do it. Now this is more like it. Picked this up on the cheap during the Stupor Bowl when most of us Yanks are getting sloshed and screaming or throwing empty beer cans at the TV. First piece I have bought in a while advertised as good working and
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[quote user="Medogsfat"] [quote user="Eugene"] No its not fun, It is somewhat time consuming requiring patience and a delicate touch. The touch I have the patience however is nowhere to be found. I have ony to gears fast and faster. Slow tedious work drives me nuts. I tend to wait impatiently while the glue set up often peeking around
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[quote user="Søren Mexico"] I do like this, first remove old surrounds, clean, all units ready for gluing first fase, in the evening just before bedtime, glue surrounds to cone, next day evening, take of dust cap, shim, just before bedtime, glue to frame, next day check and new dustcap, meanwhile I do crossovers and cabinets. I like
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