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  1. Hello all, I picked up a M-400t a few days ago and a C1 today. The M-400t was services by Nelion in 2022 (yeah). As I was researching the C1, I ran across info on the BillD mod. The mod info also lead me here. I'm excited to get started on the C1 updates,,, and I haven't even plugged it in yet.
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  2. Hi everyone I'm Mark from florida and I have owned carver since the early 80's and most recently recapped my C1 preamplifier and M-500t amplifier and I'm currently in the process of restoring a M-500t I recently obtained. The M-500t I most recently recapped took me most of the day to remove the large power supply caps that were clued in place and get everything cleaned up. I have a great appreciation for service technicians. Take Care and be safe out there.
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  3. Hello everyone, I am a retired electronics design engineer who designed mostly digital and embedded microprocessor designs with a smattering of some analog circuits along the way. The Carver PM-1.5 is quite the challenge. I bought it many years ago and it worked well until the large power supply capacitors failed. I replaced them and it worked for quite a while longer and failed some years ago. I removed the dual power supply caps and found they had failed which is at least part of the problem. Now I am looking at sourcing replacements for them ( I have seen the EBAY replacement board with 4 caps), but I will probably make my own. Then I will see what else is wrong with it if I am able to . I appreciate any suggestions along the way. Especially how I can isolate my digital oscilloscope so I can use it to safely view wave-forms should I get that far. I have a Variac specially for this, but have never had the issue of needing to also isolate a 'scope to make measurements. Ways to do that would be greatly appreciated and thanks ahead of time if any one out there has the way.
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  4. Thanks for the welcomes What I did for isolation was to purchase a battery powered very simple scope that does not connect to AC except to charge it. I still need a few more things before I can install the power supply caps. Hope to do that after an order arrives in about 2 weeks. I am on in the DR and everything gets to me on Island Time
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  5. Welcome to theCArverSite. Glad you found us.
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  6. Welcome to the Carver Site!! Looking forward to hearing more about your Carver equipment and repair. Five likes!! You can now post pictures. Everyone here loves pictures of any and all types of audio equipment. Welcome!!
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  7. Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!
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  9. Glad you found us Mark!!
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  10. Hello Mark and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us! The M500t is a great amplifier, and it's my favorite. It pairs well with a C1, C11, and a 4000t. All of those are great as is, but they can be upgraded to where they can play well above their price point. The mkII mod for the M500t, and the BillD mod for the C-1 and its equivalent for the C-11 and 4000t take them all to a whole 'nuther level. Well worth the expense in my opinion.
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  11. Perry Como Some Enchanted Evening (1949)
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  12. Ella Fitzgerald My Happiness (1948)
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  13. The Allman Brothers Band Just Ain't Easy
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  14. Welcome to TCS! I was new to Carver myself about 18 months ago. Now a pair of Silver 7t's, pair of Crimson 275, couple sets of Carver Amazings plus more 😂 yeah it happens that quick! Sure hope you enjoy your new gear. Great information on here and even better people!
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  15. Hello half_full and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us! I also started my Carver collection with an M400t which grew to 2, then 4, then 6. A few M1.0t's followed, then a C-1, then tuners, then a few M500t's then a 4000t and then upgrades and more and more... I would say that I have my Carver collecting disorder under control, but as sure as I do, something that I absolutely cannot live without will pop up. As others have mentioned, we love pics, and now that you've reached Novice status, consider posting some pics of your gear in the Members Systems area.
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  16. Dinah Shore Laughing On The Outside (Crying On The Inside) (1946)
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  17. Dinah Shore Doing What Comes Natur'lly (1946)
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  18. Welcome to the site!!!
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  19. Welcome @Seatown7! Love it when guys like you have vintage Carver (and other) equipment serviced to bring them back to life
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  20. Frank Sinatra Oh! What It Seemed To Be (1946)
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  21. Dinah Shore The Gypsy (1946)
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  22. Frank Sinatra Five Minutes More (1946)
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  23. Frank Sinatra Dream (1945)
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  24. Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters Don't Femce Me In (1945)
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  25. Welcome! When you talk about isolating your scope are you thinking about a high voltage differential probe? I have the Micsig DP10007 and it's worked well for me when I need to measure a voltage difference at two points not at ground potential.
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  26. Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!
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  27. Hello all! I hope you're enjoying the Carversite! and all it has to offer. The current Administrators are: wrf - Lead Administrator Nahash5150 - Tech Staff AndrewJohn - Community Administrator The current Moderators are: Sk1bum - Chief Global Moderator An Administrator's job is to protect the community. Admins also assign medals/badges, approve new arrivals, organize the boards, moderate threads, assign roles, maintain the database, enforce the rules, and manage complaints. They also present ideas to the leadership for possible implementation. The Lead Administrator sets the agenda and the rules and manages all the Member Groups. The Community Administrator keeps the information organized, performs regular tasks, and manages the Moderators. Moderators keep the boards safe and fun. Moderators are not here to stifle free-speech, arm-twist or intimidate participants. They ensure that threads are kept organized and remain on-topic, and as active participants themselves, preserve the spirit of the community. Moderators, like the Admins, are here for you so that you feel welcome to share and participate without the worry of being harassed or flamed for it. If you have just signed up, then you are Inbound rank. You have limited access and you can't upload files yet. In order to advance to basic membership, you need over 6 positive reputation points. Reactions, such as 'thank you' to your content increase your positive reputation. There are three basic member Roles: Novice Member Resident A Novice is new to the forum. They have limited access but can participate in the most popular forums such as Way Offscale and The Chain. In order to advance to Member, we expect a certain amount of activity to evaluate their willingness to be a part of the community. The post count required to advance to Member is 20. A Member is considered an active participant. They have nearly full access to the site and its resources, and can progress in rank and earn medals by sharing their experiences in the audio world with the Site. As time goes on, a Member can eventually become a Resident or play a role as part of the Administration. A Resident is a highly active member who calls this place 'home' and acts as a council member with the Administration. Residents are participants who are willing to take on the challenge of discussing site policies and provide the site with valuable resources - such as funds, time and talents. Greatly concerned for the site's well-being, Residents work hard to welcome new 'inbounds', encourage participation by starting topics of interest - and offer Karmas, skills and knowledge to all who visit. There are two consequential Roles: Retired Sandbox A Retired Member is a participant who has either shown a disinterest in the community but has not violated the rules, or one who has 'moved on' and no longer wishes to be an active member. This is not a disdained Role, but a Role for members who for one reason or another, do not wish to be part of the community's growth (for example). Retirement is a friendly, mutual agreement between the administration and the member. Retired members have limited access. When a participant is Sandboxed, they have violated the forums rules. A warning is always issued before a participant is Sandboxed. If the warning is ignored, and participant continues to break rules or cause trouble - an Administrator, with the consent of the Moderators, will curtail their activity for an indefinite amount of time. Removal of the Sandbox status can only be done by the Site Owner or Administrator. This forum has a lot of options for you to find information, participate, and organize how you read and keep up with activity. Remember that you can do the following: - Follow a Topic (so that if anyone posts to it, you are notified) - Follow a Member (so that you are notified of Status Updates and more) - Post a Status Update (a personal message for your friends that is public access) - Send Private messages - View Activity according to date, member, or topic (check 'Activity' in the top menu) - Post pictures and even create a gallery (Novice or above rank) - Share links, videos and files - Browse technical Manuals, white papers and spec sheets And so much more! Our goal is to maintain a site that is welcoming, helpful, courteous and fun. With audio and Carver as our common ground, we wish to stay focused on the music, and all the creativity that results. Have a great day! Hashy
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  28. Tex Williams Smoke Smoke Smoke That Cigarette (1947)
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