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Re: Re-Clocking your CD Player

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In Reply to: Re: Re-Clocking your CD Player posted by MilezDavis on January 10, 2002 at 20:07:31:

Go for the single op-amps in a DIL package.
You can get the internal DAC on the 965 sounding pretty good if you give it enough attention. If you choose to go this route, it would be a good idea to get a schematic for the Rotel.

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AD825 DIL???(nt) - Peter 05:18:53 01/12/02 (6)
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- Yes (nt) - Spartacus 06:38:23 01/12/02 (5)
  - I thought they�r only surface mount devices??? (nt) - Peter 17:24:41 01/12/02 (4)
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    - LC Audio sell them on small PCBs with pins for through-hole use(nt) - ddespley@hotmail.com 01:42:30 01/13/02 (3)
      - Re: LC Audio sell them on small PCBs with pins for through-hole use(nt) - Peter 06:09:18 01/13/02 (2)
        
        In Reply to: LC Audio sell them on small PCBs with pins for through-hole use(nt) posted by ddespley@hotmail.com on January 13, 2002 at 01:42:30:
        
        Yes I have a couple of them (LC�s 825 modules), but it was stated that they were DIL opamps by the other poster.
        /Peter
        
        LC Audio AD825 modules - Spartacus 01:45:37 01/14/02 (1)
        
        In Reply to: Re: LC Audio sell them on small PCBs with pins for through-hole use(nt) posted by Peter on January 13, 2002 at 06:09:18:
        
        You are right, the AD825s are SMD only. However, the original query was in the context of the LC Audio parts, so I replied within the same context.
        How do you like your 825s anyway? I've not tried them.
        
        Re: LC Audio AD825 modules - Peter 08:22:30 01/14/02 (0)
        
        In Reply to: LC Audio AD825 modules posted by Spartacus on January 14, 2002 at 01:45:37:
        
        Haven�t used them yet, their collecting dust :-)
        However. I have tried the LC sidewinder preamp which uses AD825 with relay att. and class a discrete output buffers, very good sound.
        I use a passive LC att. (10k) and the sidewinder was just a little bit warmer and rounder/softer, otherwise almost the same sound. I prefer the passive because of slightly better transparance.
        /Peter

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