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#4161 |
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Very good looking boards NPower... did you etch them yourself ?
With the 56dB you must be very carefull about the TX positioning..... best would be to enclose the TX, rectifiers and smoothers in a shielded box. Where did you get the silver micas ? What are those green caps you are using ? Ricardo |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Oeiras, Portugal
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I don't know how to explain this to, six months ago I started building my first draft of audio, 300b SE Aikido, and during a conversation with my friends they challenged me to build a phono stage for a mutual friend (kind of expert). After some reading I decided to build this, therefore I have no references, only my DAC ( Valab with custom build cables ), my amp (Yamaha) speakers (AE109SE with QED cables). This is far away better than my DAC ( except noise). I don't like to use words like stage, deep, etc, etc ,etc. It's music, it's velvet and I want to dance, so it's good, it's very good ( and I think that I have good ears) ![]() If you look close to the picture you can see a dual shunt PSU with a common rectifier ( fast recovery hexfred's with 3 // 4700hF cap's) Boa noite Ricardo Thanks by your kind words. Yes I etch them by myself ( got some problems with Positive 20 but for now is ok). For the enclosure I'm thinking in a different approach ( sorry, right now top secret) Lemco silver micas from here: 0.047UF 200V DC Lemco Silver Mica Capacitors - eBay (item 360166226282 end time Jul-24-10 03:55:10 PDT) 0.016UF 200V DC Lemco Silver Mica Capacitors - eBay (item 360166226156 end time Jul-24-10 03:53:47 PDT) Green caps brand Lelon RGA series ( I think from Taiwan)
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#4163 |
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I would solve my noise problems in a cheap box first. The gain you got can give -110dB ref 1V 0dB in its worse lows region if executed properly. You don't listen to its full now with some noise, only a portion.
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#4164 |
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NPower, yes sorry I don't see the dual reg. but I insist if you can afford will be better dual PS & dual Tx for top performance.
Don't forget Salas advice to box the phono to avoid hum. |
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#4165 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Milan, Italy
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Watch the pic: 4 mosfet, two of them clamped to small heatsinks and thus partially hidden, double led arrays, double set of caps, etc.
Follow the wiring: two set of cables going to the Riaa boards coming out from different point of the PS pcb...... |
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#4166 |
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massimo, 1st time a didn't see, 2nd time I saw the dual reg (but don't see dual PSU), now you show me the dual PSU so only needs dual TX.
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#4167 |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Milan, Italy
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No, not only a second Xfrm, but one more bridge and a new set of filter caps. NPower's board has a dual Shunt Reg, but they are both sharing the same raw PS (bridge&caps). He clearly explained this arrangement in post #4162
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#4168 |
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diyAudio Chief Moderator
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And somewhere they must be mixing something ground with filter caps return currents quite possibly.
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#4169 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Milan, Italy
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Colud be Salas.....
A further test could be to isolate one Shunt Reg (removing CCS Rset + the first led of the array) and listen to one ch. only. Or connect the 2nd Riaa board to the same Shunt Reg if it can deliver the extra current. |
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@massimo
@Salas That's helps NPower, let us know NPower? |
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