Hi again!
Well, I put some new matched 9610s in it and now both channels give around 25mv offset, i think its enough.
But there is another point. When I turn the amp off, dc is getting back to around 3V, when I put it on again its loading in a about 5 seconds from 3V to 25mv. I wonder, does it harm my magnetostatic speakers? Does anybody now? I never measured this before. grtz Teake
Well, I put some new matched 9610s in it and now both channels give around 25mv offset, i think its enough.
But there is another point. When I turn the amp off, dc is getting back to around 3V, when I put it on again its loading in a about 5 seconds from 3V to 25mv. I wonder, does it harm my magnetostatic speakers? Does anybody now? I never measured this before. grtz Teake
intense-tavda said:Hi again!
Well, I put some new matched 9610s in it and now both channels give around 25mv offset, i think its enough.
But there is another point. When I turn the amp off, dc is getting back to around 3V, when I put it on again its loading in a about 5 seconds from 3V to 25mv. I wonder, does it harm my magnetostatic speakers? Does anybody now? I never measured this before. grtz Teake
it's pretty normal behavior for Aleph ;
I don't care too much about that , just because I always mount speaker protection in amps , along with anti-klik function .
there is no free lunch ;
just think about fact that many Alephs are used with pretty fragile Lowthers , without any delay etc
intense-tavda said:Allright, now I fired it up and the sound is good, but gor on one channel after a day 24-25VDC so its stable and on the other side -5VDC, Is it a problem that there is a minus vdc? Thanks for the answer, Teake
please clarify ..........
Hi Choky! Measuring output offset with multimeter. It gets from off, around 3 volt dc to when I put it on -500mv to 25mv in two hours, right channel, and 3Vdc to -700 to -5mv on the left channel. Its playng now, and how but with anything connected I am getting 60mVdc on right and 25mVdc on left. I am only using the aleph 30 for the mid and highs from 7000hz to 24khz. I tried several times to remove Q1, Q2 and Q3 but only the left channel went better. I will let it play one night and then see what it gets. Grtz Teake.
intense-tavda said:Thanks Choky! I am only a bit afraid of damaging my mid and tweeter array. Teake
maybe I missed that, but - I must ask - have you connected them DC to Aleph , or via caps?
intense-tavda said:Choky! DC to aleph, without caps. Teake
have you some good caps , or you decide that they're evil?
intense-tavda said:What do you mean? What evil caps? Maybe the devil is playing with it. Only the lord knows, hahahahahahaha. Teake
what I meant is to ask you - have you anything against cap between your mid and high drivers ?
intense-tavda said:No. as long as it does not influence the sound, I'm oke with it, is this a possibility? And how high is the number of the cap? I got my crossover for low/mid on 250hz and the mid/high on 7000hz. Thanks for the answer allready Choky, Teake.
now ya teasing me ...............
do you already have passive xover between amp and high/mid drivers?
intense-tavda said:No I,m not teasing, I got an active crossover.
in that case put nice 100uF cap , bypassed with small one , in series with mid
you can do same for tweet - put 10uF in series
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