InfiniCaps in Audio Research gear

Par3n1, thanks. The web site says very little but I understand the Steve does great work. Please tell me, if you are able or willing, every think you can about what was done and If I may ask what it cost? I love the sound of mine now but am sure that there is more I can get from it. The sound with the InfiniCaps is more realistic in many ways. But as I mentioned there is still the matter of the stock fixed power cord for starters. I have liked the sound of the CPCC units and can envision what that may do for the system.

Audioman4,
Can you give me a list of the InfiniCap values and voltages in your LS7, if I remember right there are only 4 of them on the board. A friend of mine has an LS7 and is interested in trying the InfiniCaps in his. Thanks for the reply.

Re: Steve Huntley...... he is the type of person who likes to talk with his potential customers.
Give him a call. He will be more than happy to discuss his work and how it can improve your specific unit.

Maxgain,
First was the power supply and an iec connection. The power supply mod took away what I thought was the brightness with the sp9 while leaving the incredible detail. I know caps were replaced and I am not sure where. Steve could give you all this info. I only use the phono section of the preamp and I know he did some mods in that area and finally he did the attenuator. That made a huge difference with the openess and three dimentionality. MOre air also. As far as cost I suggest that you talk to Steve about that as I did this work piece meal, cost me shipping up the ----- but that is the way it is. Steve is a great guy to deal with and the results are worth every penny. Oh the very last thing I did was to put 7308 tubes , nos Siemens and Steve set the voltage to match the tubes. Good choice of tubes.
Hope this helps and I strongly suggest that you talk to Steve if you have a serious interest in mods to your SP9.

I finnaly got around to putting an iec on my 9 today. What a nerve wracking procedure. Cutting strange holes in the back of your gear can give you sweaty palms. I did some initial listening with a better cord(I used the cord from my CD player and listened to the turntable) and I think the results are going to be real good.
Thanks for your responces!