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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Hong Kong
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Hello Folks
I am prepare to build John Curl's JC2 preamp. However I am not electronic expert. I do not know the purpose of the 100R trim pot in the phono stage and the 500R trim pot in the ling stage. Does anyone can help to tell me the purpose & how to adjust these trim pots to get the best performance of this preamp circuit? Thanks |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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at least a clip of that part, where the trimpot is. Thanks - will make it 10 times easier to give some advice to you /halo - according to ElsoKwak halojoy is "A Fan of John Curl" - well, not exactly - halo is even more of "A Fan of Elso's Work on Digital Timing" |
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Location: Hong Kong
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I and and several other guys will have a look. Soon you will get some nice answers! not necessary by /halojoy |
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Hi HKC,
Rather than trying to rebuild a JC-2 may I suggest to build something more "modern" like Sonny Andersons circuit. This easely surpasses the JC-2 in soundquality. Jfet/bipolar PCB and Schematic (finaly) Quite a few of the FETs and transistors for the JC-2 are no longer available. Also a monolitic dual sounds much better than a handmatched FET. The 500 Ohm pot in the line amp sets the quiescent current of the inputstage and the 100 Ohm pot in the phono the offset. Please note that the linemodules in real world have two pots. One is controlling the offset but not shown in the schematic. I believe the schematic is a very crude and early one. I opened some defective modules with boiling antifreeze. (ates away the epoxy a bit) and found MPSU05 and MPSU56 outputtransistors in the modules, NOT FET's. (Also obsolete tranasistors) Also the line amp is slightly more complicated. And input FETs were 2N4392 and 2N5115 (metalcan). ![]() halojoy, Thanks for the kind words.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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This is probably too much A way to promote myself, but .... This is a Thread I started at AudioAsylum: http://db.audioasylum.com/cgi/m.pl?f...ge&r=&session= I was "groman" there Here, I get answers by Thorsten, Elso and John Curl So I have actually dicussed with JC not only in this thread - you know I started a lot over at AudioAsylum. ------------------------------ But I am more Happy with this Forum It has more human qualities, than that doubious AA.... Regards to HKC & Elso/halo - will have to check his emails for another JC-construction |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Denmark
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place C3 on a starground, which is missing of the old circuit which is really good... but ... This should eliminate most of the trimmers..... Should then be able to perform more than 100V/us, and have low distortion and be a "single" gain stage... any comments? Sonny |
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I am interested!
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Come on, sonnya!
Start a Thread Can become a lively thread. -------------------------------- I am in thoughts of buying myself 100+100 2N5401/5551 for use in high voltage applications. I use 550C/560C so far upto 45v Thinking of buying SC2240/SA970 to use for input devices, goes upto 120V And some BC640/630 maybe And MJE15030/31 for output/powerdriving. With MJ15024/25 for high power. I am quite limited to these choices, as we have almost only one supplier in Sweden www.elfa.se - without them, we were lost ... /halo - likes to increase the voltage in designs - get more Tube-like |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Hong Kong
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Hello Elso & Halojoy
Thank you for the information for JC2. The Sonny Andersons circuit also interested me. I will make a decision to choose one among the two circuits. Thanks again for all the inform. |
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