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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: HK
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My experience is that cap in key position can make a big difference. One example is the ta2022 5V pin, put a nice ecap directly on those pins and you can hear improvement in the bass and mid compare to just a ceramic. This is because those pin supply to the internal opamp.
I don't know how much affect will the cap change have, but I will at least use the datasheet value. I did a search on the bootstrap capacitor and its value is very important, datasheet is 33nf , but 100nf is used. The bootstrap capacitor cannot be too small, but will too big cause a problem? http://www.irf.com/technical-info/designtp/dt98-2.pdf |
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SINEWAVE ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: HK
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Here is some pic on the coupling cap replacement. The originals were small 10uf ecaps, obviously I had to add some extension to put a larger cap. 1uf mkt1822 are used here.
The smaller ecaps are changed to 100uf Panasonic FM. I am still waiting for my order of the larger value caps to came. The tas5613 is located beneath the 2 mounting holes in the middle. The 4 thick traces are the speaker output and the 4 thinner traces are for the bootstrap cap solder in the underside. I might replace the 4 bootstrap caps by solder directly between the output and bootstrap trace to get the cap as close to each of the bst as possible. Last edited by ChuckT; 19th June 2010 at 10:09 AM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Jerusalem
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Please share your insights and experiences after this upgrade - how did it influence the sound properties?
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: HK
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I think the coupling cap change from ecap to film is a standard tweak whenever you see an ecap in the signal path. Basically you'll get more details and better high and mid. But the improvement is not as much as I expected, but definitely a worthwhile tweak.
A bigger improvement is replacing the pot and the corresponding wire. |
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SINEWAVE ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD
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So stronger parts in modification,we have to develop one new type for highest audiophile.pls give us more excellent advice,we will make it better!
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Jerusalem
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: HK
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I try to replace the RCA with a Cardas, but the back plate is too thick, damn. Also, did you try out the ths4131 differential opamp? Last edited by ChuckT; 19th June 2010 at 03:54 PM. |
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SINEWAVE ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD
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Freinds on diyaudio had discussed it in one thread.OPA1632 and THS4131 I think we will get more advices for this amp then we will develop new one ,not instead of this type,only new member in our amp family. |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: HK
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If u have spare opa1632, I would like to try it on my board. |
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