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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Poland
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Hi,
I have built PF99 by Andrea Ciuffoli about 5-6 years ago, also his tube preamp which im useing like gain source. Durring these years i was changeing many other amplifiers, in general they were push-pull, but also tube amps. After week or two, i was always conecting PF99 again to my system. I still cant find some amp which can "gave" more music then this design of Andrea. I would like to exchange sound impressions (PF99) with people on this forum. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
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Good evening
I also have a pf 99, with préamp aikido with 6n1p and 6 o'clock 30, In exit(release), my surrounding wall(speaker) of klipsch. Trés good sound My PF99 is built with the original plan and IRF150N. Your is he(it) built with the original plan? What modifications have him(her) to bring you? Cordially |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Tashkent
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Sometimes I see replies from PF99 builders, that they are not satisfied, in particular, not enough bass.
Good solution, confirmed by practice, for solving it - put 20pcs of 1000uF good quality caps, and decent polypropylene shunt to them. Another point - an issue of the preamp. It must provide high sound quality with voltage amplification 20-30dB and low output impedance (tenths of Ohms in case of the PF99 based on IRFP150). I do not think these requirements are easy fulfilled by a tube preamp. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
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Hello Vladimir
It thus makes 20000µf by channel(canal), more the shunt of 50µf, what typifies of préampli it would be advisable? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
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Hello Vladimir
I am going to try soon with 6:30 am in SRPP it préampli! Assembly(Editing) of internet with ra and rk 170 ohms assembly(editing) of Dilinhger |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Tashkent
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Poland
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In my PF99 im using IRFP240 Current 3A per chanell Voltage 34V regulated Output capacitors SPRAGUE 4700uF/63V, bypassed with 16uF WIMA PS capacitors -2 x 8200 uF/100V Nichicon Two power transformers, one per chanell 34V/400VA electrolitic caps in the circuit: 470uF/63V - Elna silmicII, 220uF/63V - Vishay low esr. Ressistors are the ordinary cheap ones. Vladimir gave me the same suggestion, cap-cluster, i still didnt try that mod. But for sure it will result with better sound. My preamp: gain stage: PCC88 catode follower: 12BH7 catode biasing of the gain tube - one red led. output caps: 2x100uF/400V - Siemens (per chanell) PS caps 4x68uF/385V - ROE, 220 uF/400V - Rubycon AC heathed The preamplifier is absolutely quet. Sound warm, detailed, but kind of slow. The best result with PF99 i reached, when i connected CD player output directly to PF99 inputs. Without preamp. Vladimir designed preamp which could be implemented with PF99. Thread: "NO NFB HEADPHONE PREAMPLIFIER" (something like that) I have intention to build his design in near future. Best regards Goran |
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