Tripath - Which resistors for the inputs?

[soundcheck]

Hi there.

What would be the best input resistor choice for a Tripath chip ( T2021B in my case) input stage?

Background:
I am using Rhopoint Econistor (wirewound) on my passive DAC I/V output stage, which directly connects to the amp. These perform extremely well as I/V Rs. I am wondering if I should give them a try also on the amp input?

THX

[Jogi]

Hi Klaus,

have a look here: http://www.texascomponents.com/pdf/tx2575.pdf ,
sorry, direct link doesn't work somehow.
Extremely transparent, dynamic and detailed, very little impact on the sound. Expensive with about 10$ each, but seems to be worth the try...also very good as i/V resistor....

Cheers,


Juergen

[soundcheck]

Originally Posted by Jogi

Hi Klaus,

have a look here: http://www.texascomponents.com/pdf/tx2575.pdf ,
sorry, direct link doesn't work somehow.
Extremely transparent, dynamic and detailed, very little impact on the sound. Expensive with about 10$ each, but seems to be worth the try...also very good as i/V resistor....

Cheers,


Juergen

Hmmh. The econistors are doing a great job so far. I'd first have to try the 2575 as I/Vs on my DAC to see if they are really better then the econistors.

Where did you buy them?

[dweekie]

Originally Posted by soundcheck

Hmmh. The econistors are doing a great job so far. I'd first have to try the 2575 as I/Vs on my DAC to see if they are really better then the econistors.

Where did you buy them?

You buy them direct from texas components. I prefer the cheaper PRP over the Texas Components in the inputs, but that's just personal preference. The Texas Components really are as good as everyone says, but the PRP seemed like a better fit for me. I think you'll find a greater difference with input caps though.