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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Hi!
Finnaly got some time to finish my interpretation of Patek GC - using LM3886TF - non-inverted version. So I have few Q just to make sure I'm in the right path: - pot will be/is external passive pre - with 50k log - so I guess I have to add 22k resistor at the input from (+) to GND - is this grounding I intend to do OK: --- all power grounds connected together at speaker (-) out --- all signal grounds connected together at RCA's ground --- both of them connected with thin wire BTW - where should I connect pin 7 that goes directly to GND - to power or signal? PSU is in separate chassis - unfortunately not dual mono - but chips in Patek chassis will be in "dual mono" layout ... (the cable from PSU to Patek will have "doubled" wires - so it will be separate for each channel - but as said - at PSU connected together to same pins ... Thanks for tips and help! |
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