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post #121 of 125
4/11/11 at 5:22pm



I too was looking for upgrades to do to my V181 and found this on a review:

 

"No problem with volume control but I'm a upgrader.. I think it would go better with a step resistance volume control.

This is the link for the one I would change.

http://www.khozmo.com/products_dale_ladder.html

I don't know which one.. I hope somebody can help me.

Thank you,

Matteo"

 

I am not sure of what resistance to order and how well it might fit into the case without significant mods.

 

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Originally Posted by perfidoclone View Post

Anybody knows if does exist any mod for V181?

I would change the potentiometer.. do you know which impedance I have to looking for?

Thank you,

 

Matteo 



 

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post #122 of 125
4/12/11 at 7:31am

Changing the POT won't change anything.
If you want something better let's wait for the balanced V200.
 

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Originally Posted by perfidoclone View Post

Anybody knows if does exist any mod for V181?

I would change the potentiometer.. do you know which impedance I have to looking for?

Thank you,

 

Matteo 



 

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post #123 of 125
5/15/11 at 2:47pm

I have tried with PS1000 and with the gain at the maximum (+12), the high frequency distorcing, if go to 0 gain the problem goes away..

Anyone have tried to change the gain if the sound go better with less gain?

Thank you,

 

Matteo

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post #124 of 125
5/15/11 at 3:54pm
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Originally Posted by perfidoclone View Post

I have tried with PS1000 and with the gain at the maximum (+12), the high frequency distorcing, if go to 0 gain the problem goes away..

Anyone have tried to change the gain if the sound go better with less gain?

Thank you,

 

Matteo


I have the gain in my V200 at +12 and have no problems at all.

 

 

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post #125 of 125
5/15/11 at 11:15pm
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Originally Posted by perfidoclone View Post

I have tried with PS1000 and with the gain at the maximum (+12), the high frequency distorcing, if go to 0 gain the problem goes away..

Anyone have tried to change the gain if the sound go better with less gain?

Thank you,

 

Matteo

high gain is not suitable for low impedance headphones.
 

 

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