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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Denmark
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According to most responses the BosoZ outperforms the BoZ. According to Mr. Pass, this is due to the distorsion type (2. or 3. harmonic structure) and that most people perfers 3. harmonic to 2.
I will only need single ended in and out and I am therefore thinking about why the BosoZ should be better? The main differences as I see it is that BoZ has a relative high Source resistor (100R), give some amount of local feedback. And that the bias is somewhat assymetrical (20V accross MOSFET and 40V accross Resistor), perhaps giving the sonic signature? My purpose is to drive an F4 and to get a sound close to a vacuum tube preamp. Therefore I am leaning towards the BoZ circuit...but BosoZ is more flexible... Why is Boz biased at 20V at output instead of half-supply (30V)? Would changing this alter performance towards BosoZ? The major question is, is the sonic difference more a matter of personal taste (like tubes versus transistors) or is the a major step up in quality from BoZ to BosoZ? |
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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Check this out BF862 Preamp
You will need to adjust the gain for F4 I am not sure if you can run the BOSOZ single ended in and single ended out. If you can, I wonder if all the positive comments still apply.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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Juma's BF862 pre isn't intended for driving buffer amp .
Juma can make preamp which will make your speakers bleed ........ but this one isn't of that sort Skorpio - there is ( somewhere ) thread named BOSOZ for F4 or something like that if I remember well - result is jfet based cascoded differential stage ........ that thread later results in funny development
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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Also check out this Pearl Two
I am pretty sure the gain is easily adjustable. EDIT: Thanks for the info Modstar
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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I'm not telling that you can't make line stage of it , but I have some doubts that OP is willing/able to do that ......
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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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What if you removed the input stage (ie parralleled jfet stage) of the pearl 2?
So you end up with differential input with buffer output.
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Formerly Thanh1973
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Sorry for taking this thread completely off topic.
I am double-plus ungood.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Denmark
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Thanks for the response...
I have tried some experiments with BoZ. Drain resistor is changed to 470R and source resistor is 47R. Gain approx. 20dB. Supply 60V regulated with improved Bosoz regulators. Drain current is close to 70mA and drain at half supply, so 2W power heats up the MOSFET... Sound is very promising...I think this close to what I need |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: upper austria/near linz
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QUOTE Drain current is close to 70mA and drain at half supply, so 2W power heats up the MOSFET...
......yes,you need a bigger heatsink on (all) the mosfets.power dissipation in the original boz is only around 20v x 40ma = 0,8w on the preamp mosfet. i used irf510n in my boz and use it mostly with my tube poweramp. greets |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Somewhere on Planet Earth
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Skorpio,
BoZ is a good preamp, but it's mostly a first step, not last Try this instead (see pic-Zen Mod copyleft) Alternatively, you may wish to try this one: The SSTART Preamplifier Why on earth would anyone do such a thing? Article By Grey Rollins |
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