To successfully play digital music though my HiFi several software components play a part.

It’s not just about throwing numbers at a digital to analogue converter.

Vintage HiFi. Sounds great, looks cool, costs peanuts
if you can’t buy it, you might just have to make it
To successfully play digital music though my HiFi several software components play a part.

It’s not just about throwing numbers at a digital to analogue converter.

My original plan to wind my own pickups was thwarted because I was unable to source the necessary magnets. Taking the easy, but expensive route I purchased a pair of the “must have” pickups of the time. Di-Marzio “Dual sound”. This is basically the four conductor version of the then popular “Super Distortion” hum-bucker pickup. Continue reading “Electrics for my home made guitar”
Back in the 1970s, before the internet, I built a guitar in the workshops at school.

This is the result Continue reading “The Electric Guitar I built at school”
I buy a lot of vinyl from charity shops and car boot sales. It often needs a good clean. Commercially available machines are good, but you don’t see much change from £500, so I built this.

The plinth and cover on my Dual CS505-2 turntable were rather tatty after 30 years, so I built this to smarten things up and make the form match the function.
