Re: SRPP
Yes. But it also goes under many other names. There is also argument whether it shunts, regulates or is even push-pull. But that is an argument for another day.
In fact the original name for it was the Series-Balanced amplifier (on its patent in 1943 - US Patent no. 2,310,342)
Mr. Triatic said:
Yugo said:
Yes. But it also goes under many other names. There is also argument whether it shunts, regulates or is even push-pull. But that is an argument for another day.
In fact the original name for it was the Series-Balanced amplifier (on its patent in 1943 - US Patent no. 2,310,342)
hehe, it's clearly a fact that audiousername have done his homework! 
thanks for info, i've searched the net, but i came up with nothing...
the amp has been running for two days now, it works flawlessly, sounds nice indeed..
i have adjusten the platevoltage to 145V instead but the difference in sound is neglible.
thanks for info, i've searched the net, but i came up with nothing...
the amp has been running for two days now, it works flawlessly, sounds nice indeed..
i have adjusten the platevoltage to 145V instead but the difference in sound is neglible.
too bad that the forum have been inaccessible for a few days now, but now it's up and running so i will update on the progress with my preamp, still works fine, i conducted som measurements today and the results are good, 25-24000Hz -0dB, no significant overshoot when i feed it with squarewave, clips softly when i overdrive the input, output swings max 5V when driven fully.
i screened the transformers and made som aesthetic changes:
i screened the transformers and made som aesthetic changes:
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Haha! A passive preamp has no active components, normally just input switching and some method to control the volume. Many basic amplifiers are sensitive enough to be driven by modern signal sources.
Here's an example that uses autotransformers for volume control:
BentAudio.com :: TAP
John
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