A site dedicated to affordably priced yet high quality Yaqin tube audio equipment
A good multi-lingual friend of mine showed me that pronouncing Yaqin is easy. The only bit you need to remember is that a q in pinyin (the romanisation system for mandarin) is pronounced like a ch with the tongue flat, as in cheese as opposed to bent tongue as in Charlie.
Thanks, Andy.
I’ve upgraded the server that this site runs from. It is now a P4 2.8 HT – it used to be an Athlon 2600XP. I’ve also tripled the RAM to 1.5GB. I’d love more bandwidth but I can’t afford it – sorry.
Dan
The previous schematic was a little tough to read. This one is much clearer thanks to Trevor Lowe.
http://yaqin.slickpepper.org.uk/amplifiers/yaqin-mc-100b
A big thanks to one of the site’s readers, Steve Kulak, for donating these two schematics:
http://yaqin.slickpepper.org.uk/amplifiers/yaqin-mc-100b
http://yaqin.slickpepper.org.uk/amplifiers/ms-34d
I thought I’d make a Yaqin facebook group to see if it turned out to be a better place for discussion etc. Facebook allows uploading of images and a more casual interface than my website. Please join up and see how it works out. Ultimately it will only be any good if people use it.
Dan
Dear visitors, after a downtime of about five months, I’m glad to say the site is now back up. This was an unavoidable result of difficult personal circumstances. All I can say now is welcome back.
Dan
I was given a schematic for this so have added it.
I was given a schematic for this so have added it.
I’ve got the schematic for this model and so have added a page for it.
Enjoy
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