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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Right here
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I've started a thread here, but I think it becomes off topic in the subject.
So, I started this one. Here is the schematic: Legend (from portuguese to english): Groups: do selector -> from selector 6 canais dvd -> dvd audio channels condicionador de entrada -> input conditioner controlo de volume -> volume control para o controlo de volume -> to volume control pcb para o filtro do subwoofer -> to subwoofer filter pcb Channels: E -> Left D -> Right FE -> Front left FD -> Front right LFE -> Low frequency effects C -> Center SE -> Surround left SD -> Surround right Sub -> Sub output The RE1 selects between L+R and FL+FR as I have a source selector and I'll use the same front speakers for movie and music. The SW1 selects between LFE (from dvd) and low frequencies taken from the sum of left and right channels when in both dvd or music listening. Comments? |
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Previously: Kuei Yang Wang
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Somewhere nice on planet earth
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Konnichiwa,
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Now if all you are interrested in is usinging generic parts and having the fucntionality, with no regard to good sound your design is sufficiently equipped to do that. If you are interested in at least a minimum level of sound quality I'd suggects trying the Nat Semi Volume control Chips (no on-board Op-Amp's, much better choice than either BB/TI or CS) and discrete J-Fet buffers on the input and between Volume Control Chip and output stage. Then consider an output opamp with "cojones" and good speed (Nat Semi LM6181 or AD811 or more modern equivalents would be my choice). Anyway, my view. Sayonara |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Yep, you're right, but this preamp is for my 23 y/old sister.
She can't differenciate from tube or solid state, and I want something sufficient at a low cost. I'd preferred go passive and buy a DACT switcher, of course I only want to know if the design is correct
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