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In Reply to: RE: Aural Thrills Amplifier Issue posted by baileyler on April 25, 2012 at 10:04:49
If I purchased a prototype amp from someone that builds them on there kitchen table I would expect problems.
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The Phono Stage is the same way - stuff hanging together in a bird's nest and under 4 volts to the tubes due to using the wrong transformer.
This unit was purchased used (by me) but the original owner had sent it back for a hum issue.
He said it hummed when he got it back so he sold it to me. I didn't have the hum issue but it died shortly after I got.
After reading this thread I had someone else put in the correct transformer, redo the design and wiring a bit and get it going.
It doesn't sound as good as a Jolida JD9.
Not recommended.I try to never post negative things on the internet but this is a company to avoid: the products are poorly designed and the execution is beyond inept.
Edits: 07/15/12
This phono stage was voted product of the year 2017 by The Absolute Sound magazine. Seems like you should have bought a new one instead of modifying the used unit you bought.
Tom Kenny
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