JVC AX-Z1010TN - Review (part II)
- Thread starter Dan K
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Apparently the guy has the matching digifine tuner and CD player (XL-Z1010TN), which I've been offered. I'm very tempted, but now very much in the process of reducing the number of boxes I have. If anyone has been looking out for one or both of these and you're not near London, perhaps I could help?
Hempknight
pfm Member
I'd reccomend the getting the CD player, great build quality and great sound
Or you could get a lovely matching DAT deck
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JVC-Digital-Audio-Tape-DAT-PLAYER-XD-Z1010-K2-/172542736689?hash=item282c593931:g:5CAAAOSwSlBYsU0y
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Tigerjones
Bagpuss
Does it matter which set of speaker terminals I use on the Z10? I'm using some Shahinian Larc speakers.
Tigerjones
Bagpuss
I more meant with the ohm variations?
Tigerjones
Bagpuss
Excellent, thanks.
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I've had the Japanese Victor version of this amp (with a step down trans) and have been mighty impressed by what it can do with my Obelisks.
I am selling it as part of a clearout in case anyone interested...
http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/showthread.php?t=199055
I am selling it as part of a clearout in case anyone interested...
http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/showthread.php?t=199055
Hempknight
pfm Member
I like how the Japanese version says 'Basic' wonder what the top model was there ?
coltrane
electrobaroCKjazzer
hi there,
I'm a happy owner of a late 1010 for a while and have just spotted this thread - great. I wonder, though, where exactly to measure bias/idle current? the SM says
"Idling current detection voltage check points:
L ch - TP401 pin 5 and 4 (pin 5 is the negative side)
R ch - TP401 pin 1 and 2 (pin 1 is the negative side) "
if I put the probes on the above pins, e.g. pins 5 and 4, though, I read 0.5mV on the meter, and by slightly turning the corresponding R461 trim pot in any direction (or R462, respectively, for the other channel and using pins 1 and 2) nothing changes.
thus, I wonder if I should find another check points for the probes to check and, if necessary, be able to adjust the right (10mV) values - I mean one probe sits on e.g. pin 5 and I need a different check point, not pin 4, for the R channel? please advise - thanks
I'm a happy owner of a late 1010 for a while
and have just spotted this thread - great. I wonder, though, where exactly to measure bias/idle current? the SM says"Idling current detection voltage check points:
L ch - TP401 pin 5 and 4 (pin 5 is the negative side)
R ch - TP401 pin 1 and 2 (pin 1 is the negative side) "
if I put the probes on the above pins, e.g. pins 5 and 4, though, I read 0.5mV on the meter, and by slightly turning the corresponding R461 trim pot in any direction (or R462, respectively, for the other channel and using pins 1 and 2) nothing changes.
thus, I wonder if I should find another check points for the probes to check and, if necessary, be able to adjust the right (10mV) values - I mean one probe sits on e.g. pin 5 and I need a different check point, not pin 4, for the R channel? please advise - thanks
I know this has gone, so my query is off topic, but does anyone here know how the Marktplaas bidding and payment system works? Also, how secure or insecure is it for UK buyer to buy from this sight? Google translate leaves a lot of gaps unfortunately.
Thanks Julf. I'm actually after something else.
So if I make an offer and it's accepted, what methods of payment are available to me? (GBP to EUR can be a load of hassle)
Once an offer is made, does the seller have respond within a certain time frame?
There's a date of 24 May on the listing (translation is 'since 24 May. '17, 19:09'). Does this mean the seller has until then to wait for the best offer?
If it's junk, am I protected at all?
If I am protected, do I have to pay the return shipping costs to get a refund?
coltrane
electrobaroCKjazzer
the Dutch seem to be pretty straightforward and co-operative guys, as my experience with them shows (also at Marktplaats, several times), dealing with them has proven to be safe. also, in most cases they accept offers - be real, though, when doing so as they don't like bargain seekers. and a Best Offer is a Best Offer, hence no, if the offered price is okay the seller won't wait until the listing ends, just as at eBay.
moreover, the Dutch look not to really prefer PP - all of my purchases have been via BT. so the only thing you can rely on is the listing, and the messages between you and the seller which, should a problem occur, if documented properly all the way through must be enough to prove a case. if you, though, pay via PP you're covered anyway - provided you choose the 'payment for goods' option, which I've always done even when making a purchase from here (and took the accompanying PP fee - for me that +5% is not a money thrown out of the window, should the worst happen...)
hope it helps
moreover, the Dutch look not to really prefer PP - all of my purchases have been via BT. so the only thing you can rely on is the listing, and the messages between you and the seller which, should a problem occur, if documented properly all the way through must be enough to prove a case. if you, though, pay via PP you're covered anyway - provided you choose the 'payment for goods' option, which I've always done even when making a purchase from here (and took the accompanying PP fee - for me that +5% is not a money thrown out of the window, should the worst happen...)
hope it helps
Thanks.
No, but is it not given in the service manual (which is difficult to read iirc). It's on hifi engine, etc.