Amp Internal Wire


Hi Gents, has anyone have any experience with upgrading amp or preamp internal signal wire? Most older equipment seems to have thin maybe sometimes poor internal wiring. In the world of OFC/OCC/Sterling and even more exotic wire available these days, any experiments done using this internally on components swapping out the cheap?

Lots of discussion about doing this with speakers, but never with components I've seen. For instance, I am thinking about replacing copper 'appliance' wire in an old Bryston with 14awg sterling from the board to the speaker binding post board.

 

Any thoughts?

rickysnit

Something like that may well have blown your comments out of the water!

Man, I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw it. Like double take, think, look again, then realize. It had to have been making contact, the leg was tightly up against the through hole/pad - but wow. I took a photo of that too, I should have posted. If I remember correctly, since I was mainly looking at the underside of the board, it was a negative lead - the positive was soldered properly.

If you replace the AC power wiring use a larger gauge .

Also you have 2@  5 x 20 fuses in your IEC connector that are probably glass ,

you should replace them also with ceramics , Bussmann or Littelfuse .  

2 days, 3 evenings of this Mundorf cable in my amp - Every 4B-ST should have this, I'm so glad I did it.. I think I'm going to order another 1M, chop it up into 20cm increments for speaker jumpers. 4B-ST even today isn't a cheap amp, but I now have a high-end sound which far exceeds a 4B-ST.

I have a Jolida 502b tube amp. I rewired it with 28 gauge soild core 9n pure silver wire. The difference is night and day after the wire burned in. The amp has a new hifi sound quality.