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hi
please every body i need a pre amp to drive aleph-x ihave no ideal which one will fit any one help? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: San Jose
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I'd consider the BOSOZ/Balanced Line Stage on www.passdiy.com. There are other variants of the BOZOX on this site as well you might like to consider. The Aleph P is great if you can find a service manual.
A lot depends on your experience level as to which one to pick. The BOSOZ is a great preamp. -David |
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hi
i have an aleph-p diy but how do you keep it noise free ? when i used it at baranced input it run ok but unbalanced in put it seen have an hot noise very small but you know that the noise is there what can i do? please help |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: San Jose
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IT depends what kind of noise you are getting. If you are hearing a hum, there's probly a grounding issue. I'd check for ground loops. Try a star ground, tying all grounds to a common point. Also is the ground signal floating?
Do a search on this site for BOZOZ noise or grounding issues. There is a lot that's published on the topic. -David |
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