If the wire that seems black is a dark grey it seems quite correct, you should reverse connections.
Yellow to AC1 and red to NAC1
Grey to AC2 and blue to NAC2
ACn are the connections near the border, NACn are the ones near the smothing caps
It's the whole DD site that is down in this moment, you can see pictures on my RevC tutorial.
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I'm getting Dizzy
Seems good... hope it works... it's 2:30AM here . I want to sleep!
the light bulb tells you when it is excess current wrong. The secondary voltages tell you when when it is otherwise right or wrong.
That's the beauty of the bulb tester.
You can act like a complete idiot swapping around the primary and secondary tappings and nothing blows up.
But sort the PSU before you attach a circuit.
And there is the problem.
How do you separate the circuit from the PSU when the designer integrates it all on one PCB without any breakable links or fuses.
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Thanks Andrew. I think we made it through O.K. Getting 3.2mv and 2.8mv for DC offsets. I'll be testing for sound in about an hour when the other transformer is setup.
Feeling like an idiot is an apt description of how many of us feel along these paths at times. Thankfully all the members here help clear away the clouds.
Feeling like an idiot is an apt description of how many of us feel along these paths at times. Thankfully all the members here help clear away the clouds.
It depends... the FE grounding is the other and IMHO sounds better.
That jumper is there on Soongsc request to compare between the two gronding schemes.
Ludwig is in da House
Dario, these amps sound gorgeous!
Even on these mini speakers and without all the upgrade components, I can tell this is going to be one beautiful sounding amp .
Thank you so much for all your effort and your perseverance. The build went smoother than I anticipated and even these beta PCBs are of a quality not often seen. Your support with the build has been supper.
I'll hook up to big speakers after a little safety burn-in.
To all those who are interested -- jump in, it's going to be a fun ride!!
Dario, these amps sound gorgeous!
Even on these mini speakers and without all the upgrade components, I can tell this is going to be one beautiful sounding amp .
Thank you so much for all your effort and your perseverance. The build went smoother than I anticipated and even these beta PCBs are of a quality not often seen. Your support with the build has been supper.
I'll hook up to big speakers after a little safety burn-in.
To all those who are interested -- jump in, it's going to be a fun ride!!
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You're welcome
I'll wait for a more in depth report on your impressions and opinions
Dario has been on a mission and the development path is very impressive. I think he eats electrons as vitamins
Sadly it's not so... I'm a sorcerer's apprentice...
But highly motivated and passionate
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O.K. Merlin, You probably found some hidden secrets while reading all those DUNE books. 
Something interesting - standing about four feet in front of those little speakers as placed in the picture above, there is at least a six foot wide stage with real depth and absolute clarity. Can't wait to hear the full setup.
TAKE A BIG BOW ! Great design.
Something interesting - standing about four feet in front of those little speakers as placed in the picture above, there is at least a six foot wide stage with real depth and absolute clarity. Can't wait to hear the full setup.
TAKE A BIG BOW ! Great design.
O.K. Merlin, You probably found some hidden secrets while reading all those DUNE books.
Maybe...
Along a ton of white papers on PCB design and some help on PS from forumers (DIY Audio and CostruireHiFi)
You'll be surprised, and prepare to be amazed when you'll start to mount better quality parts...
Thanks Bob
Jericoh, I know you're reading...
Can I ask you to simulate the PS without the 100uF caps?
Without them it sounds absolutely wonderful but I can't say for sure how much is stable...
Thanks in advance
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