Attention Miguel!
Jan 21, 2009 22:57:56 GMT
Post by PinkFloyd on Jan 21, 2009 22:57:56 GMT
Hi Miguel,
You're well acquainted with the Little Pinkie so I'd like you to compare your version with a slightly different one if you would?
I've been "transformer" rolling and would appreciate your opinion on this one..... It's a chassis mount job (as opposed to the encapsulated type) and I think it sounds marginally better (particularly in the bass and clarity departments).......
Apart from the new transformer there is further attention to detail such as ferrite beads on the output leads, specially selected values of EVOX suppression caps across the line, fixed output lead and flush mounted rocker switch etc.....
The "white" rocker switch on this model is unique..... normally they will be the red and black type:
The white switch denotes "Number one tester" and will be the only Little Pinkie v3i ever with a white switch.
Let me know what you think Miguel.
A few pics:
You're well acquainted with the Little Pinkie so I'd like you to compare your version with a slightly different one if you would?
I've been "transformer" rolling and would appreciate your opinion on this one..... It's a chassis mount job (as opposed to the encapsulated type) and I think it sounds marginally better (particularly in the bass and clarity departments).......
Apart from the new transformer there is further attention to detail such as ferrite beads on the output leads, specially selected values of EVOX suppression caps across the line, fixed output lead and flush mounted rocker switch etc.....
The "white" rocker switch on this model is unique..... normally they will be the red and black type:
The white switch denotes "Number one tester" and will be the only Little Pinkie v3i ever with a white switch.
Let me know what you think Miguel.
A few pics:
Let me know what you need from me in order to proceed. Thanks for your trust. 
The Pinkie for X-Can v3 is different in that it utilises higher quality (thicker) output cable..... unfortunately, you are limited to what you can use with 2.1mm DC plugs...... current pinkies are utilising heavy duty "Xtra-Guard" alarm cable (made in USA) but it's a bugger to work with as it keeps wanting to coil up on itself so I am currently experimenting with Oxygen Free XLPE cross lined polythene insulated, aluminium foil screen, matt abrasion resistant PVC/neoprene jacket stuff....... certainly a lot more flexible and looks pretty snazzy too (red cable, red switch..... red feet next?)
Blimey, I only posted it last Wednesday 