Symphonic Line RG3 MK5 up to bat
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Did some trading with the Klausinator at Odyssey Audio and the Symphonic Line RG3 came in today.
Got ‘er hooked up and scared myself - it’s dead quiet! I had the volume up a bit and hit the go button in Roon - wow!
Selling off the Rogue 99 (too late @msg ). Excellent pre but I don’t need two of em at this level.
Don’t ask me to explain the guts.
Comes with a moose external power supply. 70,000 mf caps in there.
I preferred the Tempest over Candela but Klaus didn’t want to build a Tempest and appears to have used gear for sale so I opted for the RG3.
She’s nice!!
Got ‘er hooked up and scared myself - it’s dead quiet! I had the volume up a bit and hit the go button in Roon - wow!
Selling off the Rogue 99 (too late @msg ). Excellent pre but I don’t need two of em at this level.
Don’t ask me to explain the guts.
Comes with a moose external power supply. 70,000 mf caps in there.
I preferred the Tempest over Candela but Klaus didn’t want to build a Tempest and appears to have used gear for sale so I opted for the RG3.
She’s nice!!
Aaron
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I hope you've got enough joules in your incoming power lines....for the dishwasher too.....
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DANGit! I anoozeded and loozeded - aGAIN!Don’t ask me to explain the guts.
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Heat sinks for the opamps.
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Those are cassette tapes. Since I only listen to 3 songs I had them build a cassette player into this. It auto rewinds so I never have to touch the remote,
I had the option of an 8 track player but after reviewing it found the track change to be a bit annoying.
The vinyl option didn’t fit in this chassis and would have required the auto changer as AC/DC “Best Polka’s known to Mankind” has two of the tracks I listen to and the other is the “Theme from Romper Room” by Pink Floyd.
Life is tough and decisions had to be made.Aaron
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Heat sinks for the opamps.
Those ain't op-amps. Those are FETs of some type. AKA a transistor for old school low level amplification/buffering/impedance matching. Looks like a matched pair for each channel.For rig details, see my profile. Nothing here anymore... -
C2238 and T968, one for each board on each channel
You trying to tell me those aren’t cassettes? DANG NABBIT!!!Aaron
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C2238 and T968, one for each board on each channel
Sounds like a common 2SA968/2SC2238 pairing. (originally a Toshiba part number, which is what the big T is for)For rig details, see my profile. Nothing here anymore... -
Yeah, you're correct I couldn't come up with the correct word last night. It had been a long day in the outside heat.... -
I really enjoyed my time with my symphonic line CD player. It was extremely quiet, low noise. Nice snag!- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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