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The three resistors R1 R3 and R5 interact so when you // 1M4 on the Left, you do not get only 45k473.... the riaa circuit "sees" 46k755. If you input this value on the calculator http://www.kabusa.com/riaa.htm you will get caps values that will sound acording to Lipshitz For the right channel, my best bet would be // 1M9 so the final R would be 46k684. Experiment with 2M as suggested by Salas, than finetune using lower values until you get the best results and let me know your findings. After we set the correct values we can think about replacing with good resistors. |
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This is an aproximation based on my listening experiences and following closely all of Salas sugestions.
IMO The calculator kabusa can only be correctly used if the input resistor value is calculated acording to this formulae: R equals (R1 + R3) paralleled with R5 R =1/((1/(R1 + R3)+(1/R5)) |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Milan, Italy
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R = 3.300+47.000 // 1.000.000 = 47.891 R1 input Kabusa calculator Kabusa R1 47.891 - R4 6.963 - C2 45nF664 - C3 15nF661 R4-C2-C3 are Salas schematic So I suppose that in the design select closest standard values. Mine real situation without changing nothing is? Left R = 3.300+47.000 // 1.130.000 = 48.156 input Kabusa R1 Kabusa R1 48.156 - R4 7.002 - C2 45nF412 - C3 15nF574 Right R = 3.300+46.800 // 998.000 = 47.705 Kabusa R1 47.705 - R4 6.936 - C2 45nF842 - C3 15nF722 I am really enjoying. Last edited by merlin el mago; 17th March 2010 at 01:25 PM. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: poros island
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If any of you comes here, I' m offering a free lunch or dinner. |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Milan, Italy
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With your actual values the sound will be recessed.... You can either increase R4 or reduce R3 as I sugested before. (IMO The easier way) |
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