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21st May 2004, 01:08 AM
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Toronto
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Zen V2 PCB layout
I have built a Zen original, it sounds great in midrange and highs,
however lacks control to my 90dB speaker in bass. I would like to upgrade to Zen V2 (Active Current Source). I will use it together with a BOZ. Does anybody have comments how does it sounds compared with Zen original? Can It work @ 23 Vdc ( which works fine on Zen original) I will built it with point to point, does anybody have a PCB layout for me? I would appreciate!!. Thanks |
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