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Formerly "jh6you". R.I.P.
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Sandy and grainy? It's not for me . . . I have believed that C3 and C4 is to make the output and input signals the same (not exactly tho), having limited current flow. (so, flat frequency response down to the rockbottom bass region) And, I have believed that there are also very limited current flow through C1 and C2. Anyhow, better quality of C1-4 might be helpful . . . By the way, when you had the additional input caps, no bass sound change? Just wondering . . . |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Warsaw
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I was not able to check having no preamp, I did not observe any change in bass. By the way, look what I use to measure temperature: simple car-thermometers I bought at supermarket, price approx. 3 Euro each. Precision is not laboratory perfect but is quite enough! Important is that supply battery is easy to buy everywhere: 1,5V AA size. I hope you can see 48C. Best Regards, a. |
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At 48C you can raise the bias a bit, if you wanted to |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Warsaw
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At the moment I got 48C without top cover. If you compare my thermometer-photo with my awatar, maybe you will see there are no woodden insulators now. Now all walls are thermally united/connected. With wooden insulators Mosfets temperature was as high as 68C. Now its much better. |
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Good catch, and something for us to learn. Thanks for sharing.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Warsaw
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Jacco, I like this critter very much, I must try to use it... wow, does it work? |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Warsaw
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I wish I did not measure temperature of side walls before, as my beloved SOZ was inside. Big aluminum resistors ware mounted here, and after half an hour side walls ware so high that I could not touch them, it was 80C or more. Mosfets ware mounted on the front walls so wood insulation was necessary. Where are amusing critters...aha, ... wow!
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Now that makes perfect sense! More useful information.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Warsaw
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Nothing special, for novices maybe...
Last weekend I tried to clear cables and other things inside my f4. I exchanged C1/C2/C3/C4 to Nichicon, I also exchanged internal signal cables. Hearing tests – oops...there is no left side. Brumm test... one of boards in the left monoblock does not respond. The reason was simple: black “additional insulation” of signal cable was touching R1. It slightly conducts...See attached picture, for better view copper shielding is removed. |
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