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Join Date: Apr 2009
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I want to make a hybrid amplifier for bass guitar. I want to make the preamp of an "Ampeg Classic". (I have a thread of this in the "tubes" subforum. For the poweramp, I want to use the UCD400 module from Hypex. I have some questions about this hypex stuff; I hope you can help me out a bit. - What do you think. Should I go with the UCD400ST or the UCD400HG? Is the big price difference worth it? I'm thinking for using the ST version. - So, it doesn't matter which output impedance I use? So I can connect 4Ohm, 8Ohm, ... speakers? Without using an output transformer? - For the mono supply, the rating is: 25V min and 42V max. The rating of the hypex transformer TR400 is 40VAC. Isn't this a bit too much? - I think it is better for me to buy just one transformer for both preamp as poweramp? So my transformer should have these outputs: * +/- 400 V (for the tubes) * 6.3V (for the heaters of the tubes) * 40V (for the hypex power supply) (* 13V (if I go for the HG version with aux 12V output; or to use for a fan) - I think such a transformer doesn't exist like that in a shop. Where can I get me one of these made? (I prefer Europe) What will be the cost, you think? - The input of the UCD is differential. How do I connect my tube preamp? Sorry, for so much questions. I will be very gratefull if some of these will get answered. Jan schematic of the preamp: http://members.lycos.nl/carrejans/temp/AmpegPreamp.jpg |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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http://www.redrocksaudio.es/files/SMPS6060PFCen.pdf And a separate transformer for the preamp. Quote:
Signal from preamp goes on + sig. of the UCD. Massa from preamp goes on massa of the UCD and on the - sig. of the UCD. Ronny |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Hi, Thank you very much for your answers. - I'm not going for the UCD700; 400W is enough for me. (is also a bit less expensive) - I just read the rating of the input of the supply, from the datasheet from the Hypex website. I think that will be correct, no? - Ok, so I will have to use two transformers. I think it is best to use the one from Hypex for the ucd. - I see there are other threads about hypex modules on this board. Will check them out. Thank you |
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