Cheap CD clock upgrade

ID love to get mine done, but only got two reservations..

1) cant afford it :mad:
2) my transport wont play CD-Rs which is a pain in the long term

Pete

With the power supply, how much was your clock? -

Anyone know a way of making a transport that wont play CD-Rs ..play CD-Rs - or is it just a case of tough tittie?


Cheers
Chris
 
Having had chance to inspect one of these net clock and psu's more closely, I can say, the psu is far more advanced, clock is well er um... ok, the psu is good even if you make your own terminals from a Cap :confused: WM
 
They do another version, the rock maybe thats a more upto date design, and possibly why the miniclock was half price.
 
Pete, It wasn't the miniclock mate, some very odd design work in there :confused: (the rf box was a nice touch) if a little gargantuan in girth :D I feel the max clock hieght should be 10-12mm, try fitting one of them in a micromega or even a planet easily hoooo, shrink ray anyone. WM
 
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Can't comment on the design but the size is ....well intresting !

I'm thinking of rear mounting one ...bolting it to the rear of the case inside another plastic project box.
 
Originally posted by zanash
Can't comment on the design but the size is ....well intresting !

I'm thinking of rear mounting one ...bolting it to the rear of the case inside another plastic project box.
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Pete a little Tip for you, the clock, should be a close a humanly possible to it's intented destiation, IE the 0V and the clock signal wire should be very very short, if not shorter. WM
 
Yes I know, Unfortunately mine has gone where there was space !

I'll ge round to copper foiling them at some stage, hoping that will help a little.

Unless the player is really deep the miniclock has to sit to one side of the board on the Denon.

If i do the Quad the crystal is right by the edge of the PCB next to a nice sized gap....so that should work a lot better topographically speaking.
 

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