Hello everyone, I after the above chip from 1990-95

Does anybody know of a UK distributor likely to have old stock?

Many thanks

"Oddjob"

Hello everyone, I after the above chip from 1990-95

Does anybody know of a UK distributor likely to have old stock?


** Have a look on eBay - dozens of 'em on offer.

Or this mob in the UK:

http://www.littlediode.com/component...FQcupAodjwrBZA

You did not LOOK very hard - did you ???



..... Phil

Phil Allison said...


You did not LOOK very hard - did you ???

He's looking for the S1 (Celected) Crown variant, production ceased
about 2,000 and they are highly prized http://goo.gl/aUnL
and there are lots of fakes and lower spec copies around.

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"UnsteadyKen"


You did not LOOK very hard - did you ???

He's looking for the S1 (Celected) Crown variant,


** So you did not look on eBay either !!!



..... Phil

So what is so special then?
If its some replacement maybe something can be cobbled together from more
modern chips.

Brian

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"UnsteadyKen"


You did not LOOK very hard - did you ???

He's looking for the S1 (Celected) Crown variant,


** So you did not look on eBay either !!!



.... Phil

It is in my Meridian D600 speakers. It was distorting and making a
crackly noise :-(



On 06/03/2010 11:13, Brian Gaff wrote:
So what is so special then?
If its some replacement maybe something can be cobbled together from more
modern chips.

Brian

In article , Oddjob
wrote:
It is in my Meridian D600 speakers. It was distorting and making a
crackly noise :-(

Ask Meridian?

How do you know it is the DAC chip that is causing the problems?

Slainte,

Jim

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On 07/03/2010 08:41, Jim Lesurf wrote:
In , Oddjob
wrote:
It is in my Meridian D600 speakers. It was distorting and making a
crackly noise :-(

Ask Meridian?

How do you know it is the DAC chip that is causing the problems?

Slainte,

Jim

If the chip is cooled it is okay - apply heat with soldering iron and it
starts....

On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 09:34:52 +0000, Oddjob
wrote:

On 07/03/2010 08:41, Jim Lesurf wrote:
In , Oddjob
wrote:
It is in my Meridian D600 speakers. It was distorting and making a
crackly noise :-(

Ask Meridian?

How do you know it is the DAC chip that is causing the problems?

Slainte,

Jim

If the chip is cooled it is okay - apply heat with soldering iron and it
starts....

I'd remake all the solder joints before changing the chip. Get rid of
all the original solder with wick, then re-apply new stuff. Also get
as powerful a magnifying glass as you can and look for any sign of
cracking of the tracks nearby.

This does need doing first, but sadly I suspect that you have got the
diagnosis right.

d

"Oddjob" wrote in message
...

Hello everyone, I after the above chip from 1990-95

Does anybody know of a UK distributor likely to have old stock?

Many thanks

Why bother?

DAC chip technology has moved on since then.