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Holger, some fascinating stuff going on here...dac I/V convertion with very low distortion
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) how wuld one sligtley increse current on paradise? Just a litle bit mind you.OR maybe what is a CCS is more apropiate question. Tweak times already
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Constant Current Source I think (Plese remember that spanners is more my field)
So supose one got a load of 3 W 100 Homs 15 PPM Holcos to replace the 120 Homs.... Any danger of fire? Second small tweack I have to turn down the CD player when jumping from Black to silver disk any quick Paradise value change? (Again Just litle bit and This may aply just to my set up so academic value only) |
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The shunt in the Paradise already runs quite hot.
To change the gain ( increase ) all resistors in the RIAA have to be raised and the caps have to be lowered. Doubling the resistor values and halving the caps gives 6db more gain. Not recommended though. Sorry guys, this is a rigid corset. |
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Tanks Joachim
I am going to tweak the preamplifier to tame CD player (not that I use that so much) as I like the RIAA as it is. Tanks Riccardo 10 dB prepre be over kill. Beafier heath sink no problem.... Last edited by Bksabath; 15th August 2012 at 07:24 PM. |
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I think the heat sinks are big enough to run the shunts hotter. I just would like to repeat :
first build it as is and then change if you will. You can do what you please of cause but that would give us a common point of reference. |
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with a regulated power supply, there is a good possibility that one of them (or even both) will oscillate.Of course the team highly recommends a passive filter using a common mode choke as discussed before, and a board was designed by Bksabath see Mpp and later. See also Mpp And Mpp
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