Hi,
Question is if you're going to hear any notable difference in that position.
I'd start with the MM loading resistor which in theory should be 50K, not 47K.
In theory.
I do hear a marked difference with MC cartridges with even a simple Vishay bulk foil resistor but MM ?
Cheers,
Riaa resistors has no DC over them
Question is if you're going to hear any notable difference in that position.
I'd start with the MM loading resistor which in theory should be 50K, not 47K.
In theory.
I do hear a marked difference with MC cartridges with even a simple Vishay bulk foil resistor but MM ?
Cheers,
I would, unquestionable. Resistors measuring alike on a DMM can behave hugely different when it comes to AC signal surpressing. I dont know why but when rolling them in riaas aswell and in speaker filter networks, to me different brands, types etc of resistors affects more then dito capacitors. Roll some on the 50 K build out one and tell. Thats the noicebuilder.
For Rload surely yes, for those other positions measure the DC voltage across them and look up if the VAR will be within its max voltage spec.
VAR max. voltage 200V, could I use?
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Salas could I use Vishay naked VAR for Rload 47K, RIAA 50K & 6K8?
Riaa resistors has no DC over them
From what I later saw there is no voltage drop across those positions so you can. But as I remembered that VAR were not especially high voltage resistors it was good to check before using them in a valve pre.
I measured the RIAA resistor and there is not DC across the resistors as stajo pointed.
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