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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Hong Kong
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After reading his special article,
http://www.borbelyaudio.com/pics/waagbo2863.pdf I am really interested to build a trial. Yet, there are different grades in dual jfet J109/K389 - GR,BL,V. I can find GR and V but not BL in the market. May I know what are the needs to use different grades of J109/K389 in this circut? |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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first - if you're not aware of importance and reason why different current grade parts are used , maybe you aren't ready to construct your own ; there are more than enough informations for little reverse engineering/constructing ...... but you must know basics
second - I can't find anywhere in text that 109/389 are used at all ..... even if I know that already . are you sure your informations are from that pdf ? third - Papa Borbely choose to not reveal publicly all circuit details ..... so I'm pretty sure that no-one will help you in that , at least in public forum click on CookBook link in my signature . there you'll find one similar shunt reg , with all necessary details of construction ; feel free to build it
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Hong Kong
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I know he is using dual Jfet J109BL/K389BL because my brother just bought one. He is a very serious DIYer but I'm not - just loved to use a solder gun and make something for my non-serious use. Erno put his circuit and description on his web therefore I think he is open for people to build his design.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2003
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If you can really find V grade, you can trade them with me for some BL grade.
But make sure they are real Toshiba parts first, as a lot of people got burned in a Group Buy here a couple of years ago. Patrick |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Hong Kong
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How do you distinguish between real and fake 109/389? Can you tell me how to distinguish it?
Last edited by Sunsun22; 6th December 2009 at 02:06 PM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Hong Kong
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I believe there could be fake 109/389 in the market but actually, I can only find 2nd hand 109/389 V grade in China (Shenzhen Electronic City). I don't know would people make fake 109/389 and sell as second hand components?
By the way, are your BL grades new or used? How many pairs you have? |
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It is indeed very good sounding regulator, way better than all 3pin types I tried.
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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Mine were bought years ago when they were still available, from reliable sources, and I have tested them all. So I am sorry to say I am not prepared to trade them for second hands from Shenzhen. If you need BL grade, I suggest you buy matched pairs of 2SK170BL / 2SJ74BL and use e.g. my Dual JFET heatsink (see thread below).
You can test them according to Borbely's article. And I think I have described my testing method somewhere, e.g. : The next best thing to 2SK389 / 2SJ109 ? Patrick PS The Borbely regulator still uses global feedback. I try only to use open loop followers (cap multipliers) these days. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Hong Kong
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I am getting the second hand 109/389 at about US$8 each pair, grade V, tested (as alleged) in Shenzhen. I did not buy them last week but I think I should have because the cost of time and traveling makes it worth to buy a few pairs to play with.
My brother tried a number of power regulators for his phono amp - DACT CT-100, Erno Shunt Regulator, 3-pin, Op-amp shunt and BJT shunt. So far, the DACT and Erno's are very close. DACT has more punch while Erno's is very musical but lack the power of DACT. It is difficult to choose between these two. Peter, I don't know my brother went to Toronto with his phono amp in October. Otherwise, I will ask him to contact you and have fun with his toy. I will try to build this regulator with multi-purpose PCB and see how it works with my DACT phono. |
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