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Re: My NAD !
« Reply #15 on: June 16, 2009, 10:35:53 PM »
I'd like to know exactly how they're working the 'tube mix' part of the circuit - pictures of the guts if you please  :D

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Re: My NAD !
« Reply #16 on: June 17, 2009, 03:51:29 AM »
I'd like to know exactly how they're working the 'tube mix' part of the circuit - pictures of the guts if you please  :D
Oh yes,i'm interested too  :wink: but i didn't open it yet. I could have to wait until the loop problem is resolved.I just sent a Email to Egnater about it.What i can tell you is that it's working well and this Rebel is CRAZY FUN to play  PDT_003 !I couldn't stop tonight  :guitar4: Fun,fun,fun  :D      PS:HTH,do you know if my Marshall 4x12 is 16 Ohms ?I used the 8 Ohms plug but it sounded fantastic !

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Re: My NAD !
« Reply #17 on: June 17, 2009, 05:07:17 PM »
about the loop:
see if there is a marker drawn "m" on the serial number patch on the back of the amp.
if there is no "m" than the amp is a pre fx loop mod model.
email egnater about it and they will send you the components required for the mod + instructions (I think it's just a couple of resistors).
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Re: My NAD !
« Reply #18 on: June 17, 2009, 08:58:40 PM »
about the loop:
see if there is a marker drawn "m" on the serial number patch on the back of the amp.
if there is no "m" than the amp is a pre fx loop mod model.
email egnater about it and they will send you the components required for the mod + instructions (I think it's just a couple of resistors).
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Thanks!That's what i thought.I checked the serial number and,indeed,there is no "m"  :( It's one of the early models.Is it a mod i can do myself? If i remember correctly,it's only to lower the loop's gain.

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Re: My NAD !
« Reply #19 on: June 17, 2009, 09:32:39 PM »
about the loop:
see if there is a marker drawn "m" on the serial number patch on the back of the amp.
if there is no "m" than the amp is a pre fx loop mod model.
email egnater about it and they will send you the components required for the mod + instructions (I think it's just a couple of resistors).
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Thanks!That's what i thought.I checked the serial number and,indeed,there is no "m"  :( It's one of the early models.Is it a mod i can do myself? If i remember correctly,it's only to lower the loop's gain.

I've never done the mod but from what I heard you have to be able to do really delicate soldering work when changing the components. If you are ok with that than I guess you can do it yourself.
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Re: My NAD !
« Reply #20 on: June 18, 2009, 08:04:58 PM »
You're right.You have to swap two components (resistors) on the printed circuit board .But no need for other components.Very simple mod but you need the right tools.