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In Reply to: RE: Dynakit PS-1 posted by digepix on August 16, 2017 at 11:45:56:
Hi Digepix,
thanks for your tip. The only problem is that I have already purchased every resistor and cap I need. It's all there ready to go and if I don't build them I might win the Audio Asylum (slug) award!
My Mark 3's build might prove interesting. The cap boards I bought are really nice. They were made by a guy named Chart Chong. Although he could speak some English and I no Chinese at all, so we had a communication problem with a couple of steps I asked about. He's out of the Dyna Mark 3 cap board business and gave up e-mailing me answers to my questions.
Out of the blue came some needed help. A guy from the Dyna Tube Forum came forth to help as he installed those cap boards and thought his Dynas were holding their own compared to a nice Mac 275.
This guy, Paul Marcinich, is suffering from Parkinson's but really wanted to help me. I'll take all the help I can get. I'm in the process of sending him the schematics,instructions,diagrams,ect., so he can get in on the project and I keep him posted by the phone.
Although I may yak on and on, these audio forums,(Asylum)ect., are the best tools I could ever ask for..thanks for posting Digepix...Mark K.
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- RE: Dynakit PS-1 - mark.korda@myfairpoint.net 19:41:17 08/16/17 (1)
- I'm building another pair as well.... - viridian 22:03:27 08/17/17 (0)
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