Aleph J Schematic

[carpenter]

Originally posted by Zen Mod
woodie - that's drawn ....... pretty long ago ;

in fact - I never tried it ( to confirm values of McMilan resistors , loading resistors on outputs etc. ) just because few other wackoos tried something similar already .......

anyway - there it is , for your pleasure

Thanks Choky!

[Zen Mod]

Originally posted by carpenter

......I ended up with a bridge amplifier circuit, but what fun!! I now know how to build a great, balanced, powerful, bridged Aleph J...


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you see Irony in that ........ because all you need is what PWK sez ....... 3 to 5 watts



( I need usually 1 or 2 watts more than you )

[Zen Mod]

I forgot just this tiny thing:

Originally posted by carpenter
..........and, I believe, the feedback is symmetrical.

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[carpenter]

Originally posted by Zen Mod


you see Irony in that ........ because all you need is what PWK sez ....... 3 to 5 watts



( I need usually 1 or 2 watts more than you )

That's all I need for my horns. The Aleph J will do nicely in that regard.

For my midbass units, I want much more power. 150 watts will do the job.

So, my feedback isn't symmetrical. Guess I've got some reading to do, huh?

[Zen Mod]

Originally posted by carpenter


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So, my feedback isn't symmetrical. Guess I've got some reading to do, huh?

print that schmtc I posted , along with your schematic , then compare them ;

don' try to read Papa's SUSY patent papers - too confusing, but you can read his later pamflets on subject , they're much clearer

if you can't find them - all you need is to ask .

[carpenter]

Originally posted by Zen Mod



print that schmtc I posted , along with your schematic , then compare them ;

don' try to read Papa's SUSY patent papers - too confusing, but you can read his later pamflets on subject , they're much clearer

if you can't find them - all you need is to ask .

May I, please, have a copy?

[Zen Mod]

Originally posted by carpenter



May I, please, have a copy?

good for start :

http://www.firstwatt.com/downloads/susy.pdf

[carpenter]

Got it working:

[Zen Mod]

Originally posted by carpenter
Got it working:

I'm forced to believe ya ........

[carpenter]

Originally posted by Zen Mod



I'm forced to believe ya ........

Until I hit the correct combination of parts and pieces, the sine wave looked more like something you'd surf. Here's a pic of the differential voltage taken at R27 (load):