Simplistic NJFET RIAA

salas said:


OK, it will be solved sooner or later. See ya.


Cracked it! One channel is working great now, and I'm just finishing the other. Sounds far better than the opamp based stage I used before.

It seems that I put the wrong label on my bag of matched fets, lol. I think I need to slow down and take things steadier.

Thanks for all your help, regards, Lee
 
PSU is just a Schottky rectifier bridge 10,000uF smoother & lm317 reg. This will all be upgraded once everything is working well.

I have used PPS (Polyphenylene Sulphide) caps for the filter as I've always had really good results with them in the signal path. Can you suggest any better please?

Regards, Lee.
 
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Means double the (symmetric) circuitry, some feedback, and some DC servo non the less. Technically superior, and sonically excellent the reports say. Looks like best studio quality circuitry to me, something along the J.C. design persuasion to my eyes. Must be ''clean but not edgy'' the first phrase that comes to mind when listening?
 
salas said:

P.S. What really happened with Thomo? He must be listening for some hours...

Something almost as good actually. I have been to my wife's mother's for a lovely meal.

Listening will be high on tomorrow's "to do list!", along with adding Salas' Shunt Reg design to my board layout.

Lee.

edit: Has anyone tried those huge awesome Mundorf caps?
 
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I have Supreme Silver/Oil in mine at the output.
I have also used M-Lytic 500V on tubes. Good, a little trebly I think, but clean. Nippon Chemi-Con KMH 105 C are 90% that good at much lower prices.

Your both channels work OK now? Finished?

Here is your specific shunt reg, attached.
 

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