Malefoda
Well-Known Member
Ladies & gentlemen,
here I go for an efficient CD-40, if possible...
why: I want to enjoy my CDs AMAP, music first, involving, foot tapping. And on a budget but finally not that much, I will live with my integrated amp for a while, they match well my speakers, it's an Aura VA100 a bit modded and B&W DM4s. First was given (but the caps for modding it) and second were 60€, so I'm willing to do something in the player, when/if get big money I'll get better speakers and amp...
what: an already well modded CD-53, a protoboard Flea with an AOP227 instead of the AD797, a FlipFlop to divide /2 the freq to reclock the Servo, HF coax mod, discrete output stage and good output caps, regulated drivers and some RC filtered regulators almost everywhere.
And the CD-40 have to fight this CD-63, sorry CD-53 wich uses a CD-43 PCB... the CD-40 will also be given for free, it's Santa Claus gift! "the Internet" says that the CDM4 is good and TDA1541A the king. It may be a R1 one, Philips datasheet hold it as better specs than a A, many people don't believe that, but's it's Philips said it... True?
So far planned, with the help of Martin (no fancy caps like the CD-63 here):
PCB PSUs;
elcaps changed for Pana FM/FC at a step or 2 higher capacity,
Schottky MBR1100 (do I need to upgrade the caps bypassing the rectifiers?)
I'll reuse 317/337 I have from the CD-53 but set at 15V, replacing the 7815/7915,
TDA1541
change the 100n Ceramic for 100n PPS,
Oscon SP 47µF/20V at +5V
Pana FM 100/25 & 10V for -15 and -5
Oscon SC 47/25 between -5 and -15
all these soldered on the top of the pins, if easy SMD moved closer to pins,
a Jung/Didden/Sjöström super regulator, and its dedicated TX and PSU*,
between those ICs at the TDA pins fit the RC decoupling (that's both in serie from the line to ground, right? Line-1K-10pF-ground? Ceramic OK?)
SAA7220
dedicated PSU or not, same as the TDA or not... (*in hands many 10V TX, several 3VA, one 7.5VA and one tiny 1.8VA, wich one where??)
a RC LPF 10R/100µF Pana FM,
then my readily avalaible LM317@5V, changed for red Leds ref (will that work with 121R instead of 100 for the minimum drwa...), a 0R25 in series at its output,
Oscon SP 47µf/20 then a 100nF film cap as close as possible of pins if better than the numerous 100n SMD already there (no mention in FSM but according to size I guess it's ceramic)
maybe many 7805 or anything like that I have to reuse even some LM317 (sample programs pirate here...)... or a LM340AT 5 for the main PCB's one, a 2n2 styroflex a the Decoder input (does well in the CD-53 maybe it was a cheap cap before?)...
A Flea at its best, AD797 & 47pf cap, SAA7220 fed through 33R,
A flipflop for the TDA1541, is it the former line of BitClock from SAA? f/2 clock via another 33R?
OpAmps output all removed for the Fet-ishizator, or not, if some have ever tested... maybe OPA2132 while not done,
6.8µF Obbligato caps at the output. (or for testing purpose my standard MKP bypassed with Teflon FT-1).
I will still do more readings, even if maybe 30% of the audio forums are dedicated to TDA1541, wich make at the end the "wise & efficient way" hard to find.
Voilà !
But any help, checking this and pointing to big mistakes or overkill solutions is welcome.
Matthieu
In case: the Aura wich I'm in love with
here I go for an efficient CD-40, if possible...
why: I want to enjoy my CDs AMAP, music first, involving, foot tapping. And on a budget but finally not that much, I will live with my integrated amp for a while, they match well my speakers, it's an Aura VA100 a bit modded and B&W DM4s. First was given (but the caps for modding it) and second were 60€, so I'm willing to do something in the player, when/if get big money I'll get better speakers and amp...
what: an already well modded CD-53, a protoboard Flea with an AOP227 instead of the AD797, a FlipFlop to divide /2 the freq to reclock the Servo, HF coax mod, discrete output stage and good output caps, regulated drivers and some RC filtered regulators almost everywhere.
And the CD-40 have to fight this CD-63, sorry CD-53 wich uses a CD-43 PCB... the CD-40 will also be given for free, it's Santa Claus gift! "the Internet" says that the CDM4 is good and TDA1541A the king. It may be a R1 one, Philips datasheet hold it as better specs than a A, many people don't believe that, but's it's Philips said it... True?
So far planned, with the help of Martin (no fancy caps like the CD-63 here):
PCB PSUs;
elcaps changed for Pana FM/FC at a step or 2 higher capacity,
Schottky MBR1100 (do I need to upgrade the caps bypassing the rectifiers?)
I'll reuse 317/337 I have from the CD-53 but set at 15V, replacing the 7815/7915,
TDA1541
change the 100n Ceramic for 100n PPS,
Oscon SP 47µF/20V at +5V
Pana FM 100/25 & 10V for -15 and -5
Oscon SC 47/25 between -5 and -15
all these soldered on the top of the pins, if easy SMD moved closer to pins,
a Jung/Didden/Sjöström super regulator, and its dedicated TX and PSU*,
between those ICs at the TDA pins fit the RC decoupling (that's both in serie from the line to ground, right? Line-1K-10pF-ground? Ceramic OK?)
SAA7220
dedicated PSU or not, same as the TDA or not... (*in hands many 10V TX, several 3VA, one 7.5VA and one tiny 1.8VA, wich one where??)
a RC LPF 10R/100µF Pana FM,
then my readily avalaible LM317@5V, changed for red Leds ref (will that work with 121R instead of 100 for the minimum drwa...), a 0R25 in series at its output,
Oscon SP 47µf/20 then a 100nF film cap as close as possible of pins if better than the numerous 100n SMD already there (no mention in FSM but according to size I guess it's ceramic)
maybe many 7805 or anything like that I have to reuse even some LM317 (sample programs pirate here...)... or a LM340AT 5 for the main PCB's one, a 2n2 styroflex a the Decoder input (does well in the CD-53 maybe it was a cheap cap before?)...
A Flea at its best, AD797 & 47pf cap, SAA7220 fed through 33R,
A flipflop for the TDA1541, is it the former line of BitClock from SAA? f/2 clock via another 33R?
OpAmps output all removed for the Fet-ishizator, or not, if some have ever tested... maybe OPA2132 while not done,
6.8µF Obbligato caps at the output. (or for testing purpose my standard MKP bypassed with Teflon FT-1).
I will still do more readings, even if maybe 30% of the audio forums are dedicated to TDA1541, wich make at the end the "wise & efficient way" hard to find.
Voilà !
But any help, checking this and pointing to big mistakes or overkill solutions is welcome.
Matthieu
In case: the Aura wich I'm in love with