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I made an IV converter based on opamps with active filter and tpa6120 headphone amplifier
using 2 op-amps prefer bifet for current to voltage with SMD decoupling cap at the input -very usefull - improves sound a lot and eliminates pop up switching noise of course acts as a HPF + some other tweaks XLR output and preamp set at gain 4.7 with LPF 24khz resonating at 24khz and of course the tpa6120 with 1300v/us slew rate and 123db SNR have some pcbs on ebay This pcb supposed to be the highest quality IV converter around with High SNR and Dynamic range,providing cleaner sound than any discrete PCB DIY I V Conversion Headphone Pre Amplifier TPA6120 XLR Single Endend DAC | eBay Last edited by xslavic; 8th March 2013 at 09:19 AM. |
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is choosing a less facetious title...
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why is the heatsink pad for the headphone amp missing? with the basic datasheet series output protection resistors to supply a minimum load, it will not be very linear with low impedance headphones.
youve made some very big promises there... I dont see much of anything different to any other voltage feedback instrumentation amp/IV/Filter with basic power supply and a headphone amp circuit pulled straight from the application note (except for the missing powerpad) perhaps you did not mean it to sound like that, but I have a discrete IV stage on one of my dacs (I use opamps on another) that produces -113dB THD+N not my design. this probably isnt the highest performance discrete IV stage available either. I think either technique done well is capable of producing results so close as to be meaningless. Last edited by qusp; 8th March 2013 at 01:16 PM. |
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i dont think that there are many capable people that can make a discrete iv with high SNR,many thinks will be involved@ on a bigger scale...just my personal opinion
....i can say for sure that its sounds better than some other dac's ivs and preamplifiers sold around as Hifi ,ive tested it and liked the sound of it so i offer it to you to try and to replace your current configuration Try Alumina or Ceramic glue from Arctic silver and a "U" bended copper coin ,has very high rating >5w/mk Last edited by xslavic; 8th March 2013 at 02:39 PM. |
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