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"Alte deutsche Amps" und der Dynacord Reference 500

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marcomeloni1979:

--- Zitat von: marcomeloni1979 am  5.10.2022 13:34 ---Thank you for the tip Bernhard, although after a few google searches, i couldnt find any sockets for the IC's...

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Scratch that, i did find them!

marcomeloni1979:

--- Zitat von: Thinline am  5.10.2022 12:04 ---I would not solder the IC's directly to the board - instead of that i would buy two IC sockets , solder them and stick the D/A converters into them.
Bernhard

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marcomeloni1979:

--- Zitat von: Thinline am  5.10.2022 12:04 ---I would not solder the IC's directly to the board - instead of that i would buy two IC sockets , solder them and stick the D/A converters into them.
Bernhard

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marcomeloni1979:

--- Zitat von: Thinline am  5.10.2022 12:04 ---I would not solder the IC's directly to the board - instead of that i would buy two IC sockets , solder them and stick the D/A converters into them.
Bernhard

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Hey Bernhard, is it possible to convert the amp to analog only? Tried desoldering the D/As but the puns are so small i dont want to damage the board....

Thinline:
Hi!
This makes no sense! There would be a lot of soldering an desoldering plus a new layout and you will end with a two Channel Amp. if you like the dynacord sound, i would rather buy a reference 602 - this is the analog version (two channels) of the 500/502.

Best regards
bernhard

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