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    Right out of the box and plugged in my response was silky. Obviously needs to open up but promising.
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    Still too early to talk about sound, which is good by the way, but I wanted to talk about construction. It has a pretty circuit board. The layout, components and soldering look to be of high quality. The case is larger than the Fanfare and shields the components better since I am not troubled by low level music from a local radio station.

    The jumpers are easy to change and should remain trouble free compared to the noise that can develop with switches. I did not change the capacitance level from the factory setting, loading was also factory set at 47k so the only change was to the 60db gain setting.

    The only thing that seems of low quality is the same thing that was of low quality with the stock Fanfare and the CA 640P. The walwart would not impress. If a better power supply is made available I will probably buy one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnMichael View Post

    The only thing that seems of low quality is the same thing that was of low quality with the stock Fanfare and the CA 640P. The walwart would not impress. If a better power supply is made available I will probably buy one.
    Looks like I found your power supply JM....I sent you a link in your PM. They say it will fit the 110LP


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    Quote Originally Posted by frenchmon View Post
    Looks like I found your power supply JM....I sent you a link in your PM. They say it will fit the 110LP




    Wow thank you. I think that will do the trick and it is also affordable. Thanks again.
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