1.2 TL Crossover parts are in Boy they look big
gdsk39a
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So all my capacitors and resistors are in. Caps look very big as do the resistors. I am having an electronics shop replace the parts since I suck at that type of work. I have seen pictures of those folks that have put these new caps and resistors in.
With all the manipulation to make the parts fit were the leads long enough? I assume the original boards have been used in many cases?
I am nervous to make this jump to the new parts but what the hell.
With all the manipulation to make the parts fit were the leads long enough? I assume the original boards have been used in many cases?
I am nervous to make this jump to the new parts but what the hell.
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Pics?
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Not on the 91uF caps for my 1B low-frequency circuit board. Crimped and soldered extensions to the leads so they'd reach the holes/traces on the circuit board.were the leads long enough?
Another advantage to Gimpod's circuit boards--more real estate to locate the components. Those boards aren't appropriate for the 1B, but they'll work for your 1.2TLs. -
This is similar to the 1.2TL- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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That looks completely bad ****.Good music, a good source, and good power can make SDA's sing. Tubes make them dance.
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I might have an assembled picture...- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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I just finished upgrading my 1.2 TL's with Tony's PC boards, he did a fantastic job on them. It was easy to install the new caps and other components. I also installed Larry's rings. We are lucky on this board to have these guys. The first pic is the old board next to Tony's and next one is the finished new board.
Gary
