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Jack G

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In Reply to: RE: Jack, are you referring to changing out the Oppo ribbon cable or is there a different mod available now? posted by Audiophilander on March 11, 2010 at 10:01:35

There was a chip that went between the ribbon cable and where it plugged in, with a extra wire that plugged into an empty socket. See link below.
I did find it amusing that part of it plugged into a socket that wasn't being used.
The hardest part was to find a screwdriver to take the top off.
Jack

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Ah, I see that the ribbon cable mod has evolved. - Audiophilander 11:09:17 03/11/10 (1)
Originally, that chip or one very similar to it was attached to a replacement ribbon cable rather than being an extension of the player's ribbon cable. The same plug-in power supply principle (with unused socket) is employed, but this mod simplifies and reduces the cost of the same basic mod.

Thanks Jack, that clears things up a bit.

Cheers,
AuPh
- Variations on a theme - Jack G 11:31:05 03/11/10 (0)
  I did a quick Google, and there are several mods out there now. They appear to do basically the same thing.
  I got mine last summer-nice company to buy from, fast and reliable. I wasn't going to buy from e-pay.
  Works like a charm too.
  Jack

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