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#101 |
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Hi alexw88!
Very nice amplifiers you made. do you make the chassis your self or is it possible to buy somewhere? |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: HK
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Thanks
![]() The chassis is from www.my3c.net http://www.my3c.net/product/detail.a...6&ky=&pid=1902 http://www.my3c.net/product/detail.a...6&ky=&pid=2737
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#103 |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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dear all, who i can buy a pcb of PA150 ?
thanks for all!!! |
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(I just happened to recently find that's where the last of the PSU noise in my own current design was coming from. I opted to kill off the coupling caps and go to a transformer input [CMLI-15] rather than a servo.)
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#105 |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Hi all, I'm new in here, but I'm building these amps at the moment.
will make some changes on the pcb (some parts are more easy to find here in a different size) The conductor will be silver, and with 100um thick (each side) Would like to ask some questions from Alexw88, but I'm blocked -PLS check your mail on www.shine7.com P.S.: I could send PCB-s naked and filled as well in about 3-4 weeks if it's needed 2 someone (Hungary/Europe) !!! |
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#106 |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: HK
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madam, I don't get your email, if you have questions to ask, you can post it here. There are many diyaudio members here to help
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#107 |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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First of all, I would like to know what's changes if I use a biger (10 pF) capacitor? It's hard to find this 8,2pF at 200V in SMD.
he other H2F is dhe Dale WSR resistor. What shall I use??? wirewound? I would like to know, why did you choose the LL 1545 A? I would like to use the LL 1690. I`ve tryed 2 understad the differences between them, but I`m not good enough for it. Could you please check it for me, and give me some suggestions in it??? I don`t know what kind of pre-amp will I use with it, but if Good helps me I will buy a tube thing from www.transcendentsound.com I would like to deliver 2X150 Watts (on 8 Ohm) per SIDE So I build a dual mono push-pull amp per side for biamping. I`m not shure how shall I connect these audio transformers in this case? just simply split the signal after the transformer? or I should get 2 transformer per side? (this would make me a bit unhappy a bit) |
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#108 |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: ARKANSAS
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Madam
ill donate the SMD resistors you need, email thru forum. Are you getting boards made?
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: HK
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10pF should be fine, the value is not very critical.
For the Dale WSR resistor, you can use any 3W resistor instead, wirewound would be fine. I use LL1545A because it is available from the online stone that I used to buy things. LL1690 would also work, may be even better as it can handle higher level. "So I build a dual mono push-pull amp per side for biamping." If you want to do bi-amp, would you use a digital crossover to split the signal for the tweeter and woofer? In this case you need 2 transformers per channel. or if you just feed the same line signal to 2 amps, then you can split the signal after the input transformer, in this case only 1 is needed.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Thanks for the infos, than I will buy the 1690.
I'm not shur about this bi-amp stuff, but I have a nice speaker ( home made REAL high end stuff) and I want to amp them from a stereo (or in this case a dual mono amp to avoid ground loop in my sistem (since the Xo's are on a separeted board) I don't want to use any digital what'snotever in my signal path. I will just simply split the signal. Thanks for the info Alex! Hipchek: I will have a lot of board. Made with 100 micron silver, but some thigs must be changed (input, output and power connects, becouse I could't find those thing at that size here) everyting will be the same will cost about 10$ plus P&P per board, but I'm not shure yet. And It's will be available all (or olny the SMD parts) insalled. 4 another small charge. I can't send mail, I'm under moderation at the moment. It's would be fine if you could send me the resistors (0,1% or tighter) (i will build 16 boards for the start, and mor in the future) and I will send you some boards in the prices of the resistors?? Is it O.K. 4 you???? |
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