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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Very nice work modster
Those motor run caps, I see in the amp. Is there a significant audible improvement using them? I have some 10uf wima caps laying around but I am considering buying some 100uF motor run polypropylene capacitors. Is it worth it putting them in?
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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my workis always like that - when I'm actually makin anything for serious ( not counting Bonsai/Ikebana prototypes ) ![]() motor runs are there from two serious reasons : 1. they give you serious improvement in "snap" of sound 2.they're much cheaper and much more potent than usual audiophool solid caps ...... and - in same time at least of same quality , if not even better ; they are , at last , of industrial quality ; our preferable brand is Icar Italy talking about amps - look at picturte of another one - made under same circumstances - pcbs and work are mine , everything else is - of less skilled Serbian DiYA member so - previous one is completely dual mono : 300VA donut , 2 secondaries through 2 discrete Shottky Graetzs ,4x33mF/25V Panas , 2x50uF Icar caps per channel this one is one 600VA donut for both channels (two secondaries) , then 2 discrete Shottky Graetzs 4x33mF/25V Panas and zx50uF Icar caps per channel ; so - only donut is shared between channels I can't hear any significant difference between these two , even if that pure dual mono have silver cabling for input and preputium Monster cabling for speaker edit - just disregard unusual amount of usage of term "serious" in this post
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Denmark, Viborg
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.....but if you're put of by 30$ a piece, the DIY version is going to give you a stroke! Magura
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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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I believe the biggest improvement comes from having separate power supplies per channel not neccessarily transformers, just the way you have done it.
Also 2 x 300VA transformers take up more space than a 600VA transformer, so unless you are doing monoblocks (ie separate amp cases), then I would also do it your way. Just go with the biggest transformer you can afford, and then go with separate rectifiers and power supplies per channel. Thanks for the info regarding the caps. I will buy some and let you know what I think.
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Front Row Center
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Significant ? so there is a difference ..... Quote:
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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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I think what he was trying to say, is that the difference is so insignificant that he can't tell which sounds better.
So while there maybe a difference, it may not necessarily be in the dual transformers favour. The room that 2 x 300Va transformers take up, could be used to fit a single 1000VA transformer. I know which one I would take if you were trying to fit your amplifier into one case.
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Dont forget they are intended fore relative simple and sensitive speakers If you dont need the exstra power, huge "monsters" doesnt always sound better, or maybe even worse |
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blue led for blues of Babelfish J by ZM screen
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bank of VT4C , attached for pcb , is in other room
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