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Radical rebuild of an Astatic D-104
- Thread starter Czar
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It's derivative... I'm John Czarnecki
https://www.dxengineering.com/parts..., bad sounding legacy desk microphone element.
https://w2eny.com/D104UpgradeKit/
https://www.qsl.net/hcara/Improving_the_D-104_N9WB_rev2.pdf
D104 Audio Processor Mark II
http://www.k7dyy.com/p/orders.html
http://www.k7dyy.com/
https://heilsound.com/products/5-1-retro-fit-kit-with-transformer/
https://www.survivalradio-electronicsrepair.com/astatic-d-104
https://w2eny.com/D104UpgradeKit/
https://www.qsl.net/hcara/Improving_the_D-104_N9WB_rev2.pdf
D104 Audio Processor Mark II
http://www.k7dyy.com/p/orders.html
http://www.k7dyy.com/
https://heilsound.com/products/5-1-retro-fit-kit-with-transformer/
https://www.survivalradio-electronicsrepair.com/astatic-d-104
I know, I know, old thread.........
I used a piece of the stiff green foam used with artificial flower displays found in the garage. Used the outer ring of the D104 head like a cookie cutter and a filet knife to cut a square for new cartridge. Cut like a dream. Snug fit. 3 minutes tops. Time left for a Guinness.
I used a piece of the stiff green foam used with artificial flower displays found in the garage. Used the outer ring of the D104 head like a cookie cutter and a filet knife to cut a square for new cartridge. Cut like a dream. Snug fit. 3 minutes tops. Time left for a Guinness.
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I have been rebuilding the MC-320 elements that I have. It is good fun doing that kind of surgery. I also convert them over to Ceramic as well but still use as many original parts as possible. Dont throw the bad elements away! lol