truckfighters;224671 Wrote: 
> I have no experience with tube sound yet.
> You are correct, it is really silly to send a TP to the US and have it
> ripped apart - no way back then.

That's a key point in modding.  The issue about this mod is that it is
likely to have quite a dramatic change on the sound - it's a whole new
output stage.  Even if it is better (in however that may be defined),
*you* may not like it as much.

However, you could get a TP sent direct , and when it's sent to you it
would be 'returned from repair' so may not be subject to VAT.  Total
cost $4k = £2k (€2.9k?), and with the current retail price of the
Transporter, I can't see that you would get less than that for a
Modwright modded one.

truckfighters;224671 Wrote: 
> I have read a lot about the SB+ and other SB mods and I think there is
> no doubt about it, that the SB could be or was already greatly
> improved.
> 
> So why shouldn't this be possible for the TP?

It should be possible, and of course it is possible.  However, much of
the difference between the SB3 and the TP is in what makes the latter
'audiophile'.  If you're going to take this out anyway, why not just
start with the SB3, as that's a lot cheaper!  £1,500 is a lot to pay
for 24/96, an extra screen and a flashy knob ;)

Adam


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