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25th April 2003, 01:26 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jakarta
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Ways to a better BOZ?
Even I have left my BOZ unused, I have been very impressed with BOZ sound performance. It was very dificult to build, but once perfected... wonderful. Anyhow, it left me with one problem I couldn't solve: the high frequency.
I 'm wondering why I cannot find a discussion regarding constant current source for the BOZ, as well as higher bias current (than the 40mA). May be a ccs doesn't worth a try, but at least somebody like me is very curious about the result. At least it is easier to build than the balanced line stage one (mechanically). |
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15th October 2004, 10:19 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Still curious, Jay...?
Hello Jay....
Your idea have been answered by Mr. Pass in Aleph P and Aleph L pre-amp manual.... Please Chechk out www.passlabs.com, and find Aleph page, then choose the products listed above... You'll find the answers.... See you.... 
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