| evilspirit |
it's andiy phoneamp:o |
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| uli |
looks phantastic,
any circuitry?????
Uli
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| evilspirit |
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| Nickolas K. |
Looks impressive but I don't see an MC stage; is there one?
Nick |
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| analog_sa |
| quote: | | I don't see an MC stage |
As this is probably not a phono but a headphone amp :)
Otoh there are a few interesting bits and pieces at the web site - looks like a lot of high quality pcbs to make your own Krell, Accuphase etc. Would make good contibution to the IP thread :)
Evilspirit, please explain in english what exactly do you offer. You may be surprised at the number of non-pc-correct forum members that will be interested. Me for starters. |
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| wenye |
Hi sa, Nick,
You're correct. It's a headphone amp which is designed to drive high impedance headphones such as Sennheser HD-600 and so on. And, at facts it is optimized to drive Sennheser HD-600 ;)
When the bandwidth limit circuits (such as input low pass filter)were bypassed, this headphone amp has up to around 18MHz -3dB bandwidth!
Each stage of the headphone amp is designed to working at class A status.
Another especially design is DC Sevro circuit. It's a patented small feed-back loop dc sevro circuit. More stabilization, higher performance, lower negative affect to the amplifier circuit. :cool: |
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| Brian Donaldson |
| I think is't Phone as in headphone and not phono. |
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| Nickolas K. |
Rite,
I need new glasses!
Hope I don't need new ears too!
Nick |
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| evilspirit |
my preamp
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