[franjy]

This may be the most modded Red Wine Teac, Vinnie's ever done.
Aside from containing every mod offered, he's even installed 2 paper in oil capacitors for the input signal. This is a truly sophisticated sounding amp, in every way.
And the modified front panel sure helped its looks. Excellent cond.
Battery charger and spare Amp board included.
Specs and mod list below.





I'm offering the amp at $275.00. Original cost $700.00.
Plus $15.00 shipping in the 48. Paypal adds 3%. Original box will be double boxed.

 MODIFICATION AND SPEC. LIST:
 
-- Power output: ~ 30W into 6-ohms (at 0.01% THD+N)
-- Battery type: two 12V SLA, 5 Ah each
-- Battery charger: 12V SLA 1,000mA "Auto-Charger"
-- Recommended maximum play time between charges: 14 hours

Power Delivery Modifications

i. Complete removal of the noisy, under-performing stock switch-mode power supply

ii. Installation of two 12V SLA batteries (each rated at 5Ah) for the purest possible power
supply

iii. Installation of a high quality ON/CHARGE toggle switch (silver plated contacts) mounted to the front of the unit.

iv. Installation of a DC charger jack on the back panel for the SLA battery charger plug.

Stereo Amplifier Board Modifications

i. Direct wiring of the +24V power line directly to the Tripath TP2050 chip. This provides the cleanest and most direct power path to the Tripath chip, reducing noise as well as the series resistance and inductance contained in the amplifier board traces.

 
ii. Replacement of the cheap, under-rated power supply decoupling cap with a Black Gate electrolytic.
 Paper in Oil  caps  used for the input signal (not power supply).  These were used instead of Auricaps normally used for this mod.   

iii. Installation of an additional 50V, 3,300uF Panasonic TSHA power supply storage
capacitor (low ESR) for the +24V power line, bypassed with a 0.1uF poly cap

iv. Direct wiring of the +5V power line from the voltage regulator to the amplifier board, plus the addition of a hard-wired Panasonic FC decoupling capacitor for the +5V rail.

Two-Channel Conversion Modifications

i. Removal of the cheap volume potentiometer board

ii. Installation of new gold RCA input jacks (one stereo pair)

iii. Direct wiring from the RCA stereo input jacks to the amplifier board via Auricap signal
coupling capacitors. This completely bypasses the cheap stock RCA jacks, connectors
and cable to and from the potentiometer board, and the connector and board traces to the
amplifier board.

iv. Removal of unused center channel amplifier board

Vibration Control

i. Vibration dampening sheets applied under top cover and inside unit where needed to
minimize resonance

[giantsteps]

 I can upload the pics....need your authorization.


 Frank

[lonewolfny42]

This it....

[mcullinan]

I love the big switch like that (front middle), very cool. How does that baby sound?
Mike

[giantsteps]

Hi Frank.
Thanks for the offer.
I think maybe my files are screwed up.
What would you need to give it a try?
Regards, Frank (also)

 For future reference:
 left click on photo to largest size
 right click on photo
 scroll down to properties...click on properties
 highlight URL ..click left then right
 right click copy
 right click ok
 go to thread
 click in box
 click on insert image ( above emoticoms) 2nd box of 2nd row
press Ctrl and V
 press preview
 if successful press post

 Try it. If you still have problems Email me before you go insane. 


 Frank

[franjy]

Mike.
Go to circles on this site. Scroll down to Manufacturers, click on Red wine Audio.
Do a search on "Teac" to see what customers have to say.
Regards, Frank

[ejfud]

PM Sent!

[Mariusz]

Say where and how you want it. Sent you a mesage , check  your box.

Cheers

[Vinnie R.]

Wow.. for $275, this is a sweet deal!!!

Franjy, if you have no takers I'll buy it from you (just to have in my shop)! 

Just send me an email and I'll send paypal immediately!

Vinnie