Trade Post
finally I can give a relief to my inbox , talking about e-mails form greedy DiyAs ("when you'll have these !!?! " ) ........
trade post is here :
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=1753639#post1753639
finally I can give a relief to my inbox , talking about e-mails form greedy DiyAs ("when you'll have these !!?! " ) ........
trade post is here :
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=1753639#post1753639
TO BEEAMP ........ or not to BEEAMP ?
Guiness just asked interesting question - is it possible to use PSM LS + Buff in B2 manner ........
interesting question - even if I have thoughts about that possibility - I didn't expected that anyone can be interested ........
OK - Lego time .........
if you use PSM in unbalanced mode ( just 2 + 2 LDRs) , you can feed in parallel 2 + 2 buffers ( 2/channel) , introducing fixed attenuator ( two resistors ) between PSM and 2 of them ;
in that manner you'll have unbalanced PSM , with one stereo full throttle buffered out , and one stereo attenuated buffered out .
if you use PSM in balanced mode ( 4+4 LDRs ) and you need two sets of balanced outs , you must use two buffer pcbs ...... having 4+4 buffers ; 4 will be full throttle ( stereo balanced buffered out) and 4 will be fixed attenuated ( stereo balanced attenuated buffered out) .
in each case - you can set desired level of attenuation with any crappy pot between PSM and buffer stage , and later exchange it to set pair of resistors per leg .
I feel like I'm 5 yr young again ....... Lego is funnnnn
Guiness just asked interesting question - is it possible to use PSM LS + Buff in B2 manner ........
interesting question - even if I have thoughts about that possibility - I didn't expected that anyone can be interested ........
OK - Lego time .........
if you use PSM in unbalanced mode ( just 2 + 2 LDRs) , you can feed in parallel 2 + 2 buffers ( 2/channel) , introducing fixed attenuator ( two resistors ) between PSM and 2 of them ;
in that manner you'll have unbalanced PSM , with one stereo full throttle buffered out , and one stereo attenuated buffered out .
if you use PSM in balanced mode ( 4+4 LDRs ) and you need two sets of balanced outs , you must use two buffer pcbs ...... having 4+4 buffers ; 4 will be full throttle ( stereo balanced buffered out) and 4 will be fixed attenuated ( stereo balanced attenuated buffered out) .
in each case - you can set desired level of attenuation with any crappy pot between PSM and buffer stage , and later exchange it to set pair of resistors per leg .
I feel like I'm 5 yr young again ....... Lego is funnnnn
Re: Re: dimensions
too-mo-row ...........
now I can exactly same as you ....... or scrolling in da pcb proggie with cursor ........
naah .... it's too late for any measuring .....
spavleski said:
Hi there
PCB01 85 mm X 118 mm
PCB02 88 mm X 174 mm
Zen, please confirm by real measuring...this is taken from PC by measuring right on the screen.
too-mo-row ...........
now I can exactly same as you ....... or scrolling in da pcb proggie with cursor ........
naah .... it's too late for any measuring .....
