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The points you make are the reason that I have essentially not been "upgrading" constantly. My "simple" PV12 has worked so flawlessly that I am a little scared of upgrading. CJ is top quality, but the more components and more complex circuit design, the more opportunities with failure. Would I somet...

Hi RJ, Welcome back, nice to hear from you again. Your statements really resonate with my views. I always have the "itch" to upgrade but I try very hard to restrain myself when I find a sound I like. I've been using a PV12 for a number of years and I know it's now an old model,... but darn, I just l...

https://www.oppodigital.com/farewell.aspx I was very sad to see that it appears that Oppo Digital is going to be closing. I have owned a number of their players over the past decade and I heard that their headphone products were also liked by enthusiasts. They really made high quality products and ...

You can certainly post here as there have been sales via CJO. Then of course there is Audiogon, Ebay, and Craigslist. Audiogon and Ebay have fees. Posting a few pictures would probably be a good idea.

Cute picture,... I hope it's unplugged!

Glad the work went well.

As for the schematic you can email it to me at "admin@conradjohnsonowners.com" and I can add it to our database. Essentially all our schematics in the database were donated by our users so there should be no problem.

It's the Expedit shelf series from Ikea. Unfortunately, they are no longer produced (but are replaced with a similar series called Kallax, http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50301543/ ). I've seen a lot of people use these for records as they are very sturdy and come in different sizes. I ha...

Very nice. Keep us informed as you get more hours on the device.

Welcome to cjo, great to have you with us. You can download all our schematics from cjo from the top sticky topic in this forum.

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Thu Mar 01, 2018 5:28 pm

I just ordered my ET-7 and Classic 120SE. Can't wait to start down that road.

Congratulations! Let us know what you think when you have listening time on it.

Interesting. As I presume the unit is working well it should not be a problem. It would be interesting to see another classic sixty SE to see if this is standard or truly a mod.

Yes, the PV12 is phase inverting. If you have no other phase inverting components in your system then the simplest thing to do is reveres the speaker wire positive/negative connections at either the amp or the speaker.

I always took that to mean that the PV12 is phase inverting regardless of source (including phono stage). Meaning that the phono stage input will still be phase reversed when sent to the amp via the PV12 outputs. Hence, the phono stage by itself is phase correct, but the output from the PV12 will al...

Welcome, it's great to have you with us. Let us know how the system sounds once you get it all together. Take care!

In that case most likely it's not the tubes. You may have to go through the schematics and try to identify a bad component. At least it's limited to the left channel components so it does narrow it down a bit.

Gorgeous setup. I love how you captured the light reflecting off of the front panel of the PV10. Very nice, congrats.

Is that the original platter for the Rega?

Just to clarify, did the hiss change with swapping the tubes?

Hello,
Welcome to the site and nice to have you with us. If you have a chance, post some pictures of the setup, I'm sure it's nice. Big fan of Rega (owned one for many years), I think they build some incredible turntables for very reasonable prices.

Great choice. Enjoy.

None other than the CJ D/A-2b. I really like the sound and it's unlikely to be replaced (unless CJ introduces a new DAC).

I wrote a pretty lengthy review awhile back here: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=205

Hi Enrique, Welcome to CJO, it's nice to have you with us. As for your questions: 1) You can find all our schematic files at: http://www.conradjohnsonowners.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=128 2) Not sure what exact parts you are looking for but probably the largest electronic component dealer I know of is...