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Jan-Peter
Perhaps......:angel:

We will soon present our new UcD180 & 400 HG....

Watch our website..... ;)

Jan-Peter
Yves Smolders
Ahaa!

Sounds like heaven for the DIY challenged like me!
guyv
Thanks Jan-Peter. That was a fast answer (24 minutes)!

I am very curious to see these HG jewels, this is fun.
stef1777
quote:
Originally posted by Jan-Peter
Perhaps......:angel:

We will soon present our new UcD180 & 400 HG....

Watch our website..... ;)

Jan-Peter


Great to see new design soon!

Same size?

Stef...
Jan-Peter
Same size, same way of mounting and same type of connectors.

A small list of changes;
- Audiophile version of the UcD Modulator (small PCB).
- Audiophile decoupling capacitor, 220uF/100V. (with own printing)
- PSRR improved of the local power supply regulator for buffer stage.
- Audiophile AC coupling capacitor in input stage.
- THD further reduced.
- improved temperature stability.
- optional a soon-to-be-released extra 12V full discrete regulater with extreem good specs.
- and we will use the LM4562...we love this op amp... :bigeyes:

It will be our state of the art product.... :cool:

Cheers,

Jan-Peter
t.
quote:
Originally posted by Jan-Peter
Same size, same way of mounting and same type of connectors.

A small list of changes;
- Audiophile version of the UcD Modulator (small PCB).
- Audiophile decoupling capacitor, 220uF/100V. (with own printing)
- PSRR improved of the local power supply regulator for buffer stage.
- Audiophile AC coupling capacitor in input stage.
- THD further reduced.
- improved temperature stability.
- optional a soon-to-be-released extra 12V full discrete regulater with extreem good specs.
- and we will use the LM4562...we love this op amp... :bigeyes:

It will be our state of the art product.... :cool:

Cheers,

Jan-Peter

Blimey Jan you boys have been busy, its getting exciting:)
I'll certainly be looking forward to seeing these, will there be a big difference in price?
No discounts for the faithful Hpex customers:clown:
Yves Smolders
Hehe, I sense my 400AD's going to my back channels or something... :p

Wonder what the pricepoint will be.
avr300
quote:
Originally posted by Jan-Peter
Same size, same way of mounting and same type of connectors.

A small list of changes;
- Audiophile version of the UcD Modulator (small PCB).
- Audiophile decoupling capacitor, 220uF/100V. (with own printing)
- PSRR improved of the local power supply regulator for buffer stage.
- Audiophile AC coupling capacitor in input stage.
- THD further reduced.
- improved temperature stability.
- optional a soon-to-be-released extra 12V full discrete regulater with extreem good specs.
- and we will use the LM4562...we love this op amp... :bigeyes:

It will be our state of the art product.... :cool:

Cheers,

Jan-Peter

And since LM4562 is cheaper than AD8620, then the price must be lower on the uber-UcD :D - NOT ?

Lookin' forward to the release.
fram
Dear Jan-Peter,

Thanks for the news!:)
Could you tell us when these HG UcD will be available? and maybe a little idea about new prices?

Thanks!

Franck
t.
Come on Jan, you've got folks interested now! you'll soon be getting a flood of e-mails:D
BWRX
The "audiophile" caps will probably be the main contributor to the price hike. Those 220uF 100V guys won't be cheap...
Jan-Peter
quote:
Originally posted by BWRX
The "audiophile" caps will probably be the main contributor to the price hike. Those 220uF 100V guys won't be cheap...

Indeed those Audiophile rated caps are not cheap....:xeye:

For sure not when they are having our own brand on it..:D

We have taken our time to review a lot of different brands capacitors, the caps what we have choosen performance extremely nice. To be honest we are very happy to found such a good performing capacitor.

The complete list of changes are;
- Audiophile version of the UcD Modulator (small PCB).
- using Mini Melf resistors and NP0 capacitors on critical places in the Modulator and around the buffer op amp.
- Audiophile decoupling capacitor, 220uF/100V. (with own printing)
- PSRR improved of the local power supply regulator for buffer stage.
- Audiophile AC coupling capacitor in input stage.
- THD further reduced.
- improved temperature stability.
- all potentiometers are Sealed Bourns 3362 P.
- optional a soon-to-be-released extra 12V full discrete regulater with extreem good specs.
- and we will use the LM4562...we love this op amp...

UcD180HG extra updated;
- better power FET, lower gate charge for faster swichting/lower THD.
- the same type of output coil as the UcD400ST/AD/HG

Because of all these changes we have to increase the sales price to;
UcD180HG --- EUR105.00
UcD400HG --- EUR 150.00

In about 3~4 weeks we will have them available.

Regards,

Jan-Peter
ivigueras
Hi Jan-Peter.

I have bought my Ucd400 6.1 recently directly form Hypex and, until now, I have not used it. They even are in its boxes.

Would be possible a change or upgrade to the new version?. How much it would be?.

Thank you.
Ignacio.
Yves Smolders
I think that's an amazing price point. When reading audiophile I was expecting multiples of the current price! :D

Are the new UCD's "drop in replacements"? I mean same measurements on the T-shape?

If so... expect an order soon! :D
Bas Horneman
Hi Jan-Peter,

So what are the subjective improvements with regards to the sound after all the modifications?

Will the old version still be available? I'd like to see what the hypex modules can do compared to my SET. And if the subjective difference is not all that big I'd rather go for the old model.

Regards,
Bas
dwk123
Perfect! I just ordered the 180ST's intending to do the LM4562 swap, and haven't even hooked them up yet. So, I have to conclude that Jan-Peter was simply waiting for me to order before introducing the upgraded modules :-) You guys can thank me as you see fit.

I will probably move the ST's to woofer/sub duty, and get the new HG modules for my mains.
Pasi P
Hi Jan-Peter,

"optional a soon-to-be-released extra 12V full discrete regulater with extreem good specs.
"

Will it be separate module or integrated to power supply?
Price?
Jan-Peter
quote:
Originally posted by Yves Smolders
I think that's an amazing price point. When reading audiophile I was expecting multiples of the current price! :D

Are the new UCD's "drop in replacements"? I mean same measurements on the T-shape?

If so... expect an order soon! :D

No worries...drop in replacement... ;)
quote:
Originally posted by Bas Horneman
Hi Jan-Peter,

So what are the subjective improvements with regards to the sound after all the modifications?

Will the old version still be available? I'd like to see what the hypex modules can do compared to my SET. And if the subjective difference is not all that big I'd rather go for the old model.

Regards,
Bas

The old version will be availabe till stock last.
quote:
Originally posted by Pasi P
Hi Jan-Peter,

"optional a soon-to-be-released extra 12V full discrete regulater with extreem good specs.
"

Will it be separate module or integrated to power supply?
Price?

It will be a seperate module, what will be a drop in replacement for a 7812. However we have an extra sense input for regulate the output voltage. You can buy them seperate for using it in other 12V applications or upgrade a standard 7812 regulator.

Cheers,

Jan-Peter
avr300
quote:
Originally posted by Jan-Peter


It will be a seperate module, what will be a drop in replacement for a 7812. However we have an extra sense input for regulate the output voltage. You can buy them seperate for using it in other 12V applications or upgrade a standard 7812 regulator.

Cheers,

Jan-Peter

Seems that this is the trend right now - everyone has to have a high performance shunt reg.

Consider making both -12V and 5V as well.
Jan-Peter
quote:
Originally posted by avr300


Seems that this is the trend right now - everyone has to have a high performance shunt reg.

Consider making both -12V and 5V as well.

It will be a +12V and a -12V version, some prelimenary specs;
- noise 2nV/rtHz (a MC7812 is doing 200nV/rtHz)
- 20kHz bandwidth noise 0.280uV
- PRSS >>100dB

A picture of a noise measurement.
stef1777
Same idea as TentLabs Shunt Regulators?

http://www.tentlabs.com/Products/Co...comp/index.html
Jan-Peter
Same idee, altough we will use LEDs.....

Jan-Peter
Yves Smolders
So, If there is an optional module for 12V regulation, does that mean there will be connectors on the new modules for external 12V? I'm not using the Aux 12V regulator on the HG PS right now...

Would using that help the modules sound, or is the new improved module much better than the HG PS aux 12v circuit?
Jan-Peter
No extra connectors. It is as, an option possible, to place two extra high Performance low voltage regulators.
ashok
Can someone email me a copy of the Tent Labs Shunt Regulator AN04 V02 pdf ? It is not on their web site anymore.
Thanks.
IVX
quote:
Originally posted by Jan-Peter
Same idee, altough we will use LEDs.....

Jan-Peter


Hello JP, i guess you want to say -"although we will not use LEDs"? Accordingly the pic above, Tent's regulators use LEDs.:confused:
Jan-Peter
quote:
Originally posted by IVX

Hello JP, i guess you want to say -"although we will not use LEDs"? Accordingly the pic above, Tent's regulators use LEDs.:confused:

Indeed it's very confusing, we use also LEDs.
Yves Smolders
Jan-Peter,

What will the price be on the extra HQ regulators, and will it require soldering?

Thanks
Jan-Peter
quote:
Originally posted by Yves Smolders
Jan-Peter,

What will the price be on the extra HQ regulators, and will it require soldering?

Thanks


Price will be EUR 30.00 a piece. It will require soldering, however when we have everything availbe you can order them preassembled.

Regards,

Jan-Peter

(PS. all our prices are ex. VAT!)

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