I'm a fan of "I'm your Fan".
me too! my personal fav is REM "First we take Manhattan".
(actually, my favorite is Tori Amos singing Famous Blue Raincoat, but that is another album.)
I haven't listened to that album since I built my F5's. I think I will put it on tonight.
JJ
jupiterjune said:
me too! my personal fav is REM "First we take Manhattan".
(actually, my favorite is Tori Amos singing Famous Blue Raincoat, but that is another album.)
I haven't listened to that album since I built my F5's. I think I will put it on tonight.
JJ
I believe that would be Jennifer Warnes on both songs...
Blues said:
I believe that would be Jennifer Warnes on both songs...
I was just thinking the same but.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L904RMNp8IQ
Edit:
Better version...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKIX7xyAN6M&feature=related
I specifically call my daughter (Victoria) "Tori" after that incredibly talented woman... I just hope she doesn't grow up to be as screwed up... (Did I type that out loud!?!?)
Papa, it was in the year 2002. Nevertheless, do you remember your this advice on how to measure the amount of negative feedback (The advice was about my X-amp of ZV2.)? Six years have passed, but I still do not understand this clearly. Could you kindly give me another simple and clear explanation?
The same way of measurement is okay also for F5?
Thanks.
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The same way of measurement is okay also for F5?
Thanks.
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Babowana said:Papa, it was in the year 2002. Nevertheless, do you remember your this advice on how to measure the amount of negative feedback (The advice was about my X-amp of ZV2.)? Six years have passed, but I still do not understand this clearly. Could you kindly give me another simple and clear explanation?
The same way of measurement is okay also for F5?
Thanks.
>><<
as I see it :
connect amp to 8R resistive;
drive it with 600R generator ; measure gain of amp ; write it down as A1
then drive it with 10K generator ( even same as in case No.1 but with 10K in series ) ; measure gain of amp ; write it down as A2
then feedback of da amp is 20log(A1/A2)
simple , isn't it ?
when you're Santa , with snowy Stage Coach full with gadgets ......... and Brain
edit :
ya like Lou Reed - Sally can't dance album?
Zen Mod said:
simple , isn't it ?
Yes, it is. Thanks. I still do not understand the story behind tho . . .
I have the very best of lou reed.
He always makes me asleep . . .
Cheers,
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Well, Babo, I see it here Lou Reed. And what you believe his wife, Laurie Anderson her music? My hot favourite. She is a meteoric little lady.
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Gyuri
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My best wishes enclosed herewith:
Gyuri
I make my work in one of SEH Hungary firms recently otherwise. Beautiful big modern factory.
Samsung Electronics Hungary
Babowana said:Papa, it was in the year 2002. Nevertheless, do you remember your this advice on how to measure the amount of negative feedback (The advice was about my X-amp of ZV2.)? Six years have passed, but I still do not understand this clearly. Could you kindly give me another simple and clear explanation?
This circuit dependent. In the case of the F5 you can compare the differential
voltage between the Gates and the Sources of the JFETs to the output
voltage for a given load. Thumbnail calculation shows about 20 dB open loop
contributed by the JFETs and a comparable figure contributed by the Mosfets.
With a gain of 15 dB, this leaves you with approximately 25 dB of feedback.
hi Papa.. i have 2x20 volts 250watts(i think it is not very quality)ac transformer..is it possible to supply f5 with this transformer?.what is the max dc value of the amp?.i think i will put 1ohm 10watts resistor between bridge diode and transformer..what do you think about this?does it reduce the supply noise too?thanks
Nelson Pass said:
This circuit dependent. In the case of the F5 you can compare the differential voltage between the Gates and the Sources of the JFETs to the output voltage for a given load. Thumbnail calculation shows about 20 dB open loop contributed by the JFETs and a comparable figure contributed by the Mosfets.
With a gain of 15 dB, this leaves you with approximately 25 dB of feedback.
Thank you, Papa. It's very clear.
Cheers,
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umut1001 said:hi Papa.. i have 2x20 volts 250watts(i think it is not very quality)ac transformer..is it possible to supply f5 with this transformer?.what is the max dc value of the amp?.i think i will put 1ohm 10watts resistor between bridge diode and transformer..what do you think about this?does it reduce the supply noise too?thanks
It all depends on the quality of the transformer. If its a Plitron or
Avel, then it should work fine.
Hawthorne solo and the F5
Hello Mr Pass,
I'm very keen to build an F5 and I'm in on the group order for the PCB's,I also have the parts on order from Tech DIY. My question is do you think that the Hawthorne SI 15 inch coax speakers on open baffles would be compatable with the F5. They are about 96dB/1 watt/Metre so I think that they should be able to make good use of the first watt principal I guess I should have made this enquiry before ordering the parts. Your opinion would be most welcome.
Cheers,
Les.
Hello Mr Pass,
I'm very keen to build an F5 and I'm in on the group order for the PCB's,I also have the parts on order from Tech DIY. My question is do you think that the Hawthorne SI 15 inch coax speakers on open baffles would be compatable with the F5. They are about 96dB/1 watt/Metre so I think that they should be able to make good use of the first watt principal I guess I should have made this enquiry before ordering the parts. Your opinion would be most welcome.
Cheers,
Les.
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