I wake up and still no one has completed and tested the FH11 yet? I was able to build a pair of VSSA's last night and tested one. The VSSA, although has the name "very simple" is not as simple as the FH9
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greetings just did a quick test on FX11 hard hitting bass nice mid and
and treble dc rails 52 volt +/- many thanks to sonal for his wonderfull
pcb desigining and apex audio
warm regards
Andrew
Nice work.
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greetings in this version of sonals pcb MJE 350 pin outs have to be changed
see MJE350 on pcb otherwise no mistakes on pcb
warm regards
Andrew
Good catch - I missed the fact MJE350 is ECB when switch made from MPSA92 (EBC). That would not have worked at all
Singing. Only testes with +-44V so far. Sounds fine through test speakers. I would like to have a trimmer for offset adjust. Hfe matched LTP and have 4mV on one channel and 20mv of the other. Not really an issue but still there. There also some turn-on noise. Will have to investigate that.
Edit: I used SMD for most of the small caps.
Edit: I used SMD for most of the small caps.
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Nice work Terry!
The SMT for small caps is a good idea. I have been pretty lucky with offset in the 1-3mV range when I match BC546C's spot on. Maybe 5551's are harder to get stable for matched Hfe?
You seem to have plenty of room for local heatsink on MJE250 - does it get warm?
I don't have any more time today to do testing. I only ran it for a few minutes and only at +-44V so I can't say if the little heatsink is necessary.
I could probably play around with different transistors and get the offset lower but a trimmer wound eliminate the issue. If I were serious about this amp that is what I would add. When I have the time I will hook up a bigger PSU and run it through my scope and test for clipping and square wave response. I'll check the heat of the small heatsink at that time.
Blessings, Terry
I could probably play around with different transistors and get the offset lower but a trimmer wound eliminate the issue. If I were serious about this amp that is what I would add. When I have the time I will hook up a bigger PSU and run it through my scope and test for clipping and square wave response. I'll check the heat of the small heatsink at that time.
Blessings, Terry
Singing. Only testes with +-44V so far. Sounds fine through test speakers. I would like to have a trimmer for offset adjust. Hfe matched LTP and have 4mV on one channel and 20mv of the other. Not really an issue but still there. There also some turn-on noise. Will have to investigate that.
Edit: I used SMD for most of the small caps.
Nice work, use 100R trimmer instead two 47R resistors (R16. R17) for offset adjust.
Regards
Nice work, use 100R trimmer instead two 47R resistors (R16. R17) for offset adjust.
Regards
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hi, i built FH9 from the pcb posted while back.
1k bias resistor.
how do i adjust the bias with this?... thanks.
oh and fh9 sounds verry nice, btw. smooth and warm unlike what i expected coming from vssa. similar level of performance none the less!
Pictures please. What supply voltage are you running?
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