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Same family as the TFM-42/45 and the Silver-7t Note the notched corner on the amp board - as required by the shape of the 7t chassis. (Second photo from NelionAudio) The M1.5 is - I believe - an earlier version of that group, the amp boards are similar, but it uses TO-3 type transistors.
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The transformer is sadly undersized, and the voltage dropping circuitry is a bit..... imperfect. Add the BillD upgrades, a Gundry board and a remote, it's very close to it's limits. I'm thinking about an outboard PS to improve on performance. You up to the challenge?
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There is an M1.5 (not a T) for $100 CDN* 3 hours from here. $74.51 US$
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You could always delve into improvement of the power supply section if you were looking for a challenge.
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Keeping the electronics suppliers alive in stressful times. Bless you!
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Stock C1? Time to solder!!!
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Kev never met a piece of kit he did not wish to sell.
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I have one as well. No remote though. AND it did come from that certain Kevin.....
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Is that a dbx CD player???
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Have a great birthday A-J!
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I have purchased from them without issues. As time moves forward we keep finding more and more of the big 'lytic caps are no longer available. Sometimes it's a matter of adapting modern caps - or arrays of caps to suit the requirements. Not as simple as a direct drop in, but if you peruse some of the repair and upgrade threads here, you will see a number of substitutions & solutions.
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A look at the backside of an M1.5t reveals the earth (ground) symbol adorning both negative posts.
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I believe the M1.5t is a common ground unit - not inverting.
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This week's winner of the Ray of sunshine award
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Grumpy baztard
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No Carver left behind.
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So your back pockets did not get 'damp'?
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I've posted this elsewhere on the site, but 25(?) years ago my house was burgled and my Sony 3 head cassette deck was taken. A few years ago it showed up on the local classifieds. I had replaced the power switch with something not stock so it was easy to identify. Got it back for $25 and it works perfectly.
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Would you like to have one again?
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I can get you one
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Spinning Wheel was the first song that got my attention as a kid with a transistor radio.
