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Lundahl LL1540 for SY's heretical?

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Hi,
thanks for the reply.
I have another question: in case I need to use them as step-up (1:2) the source would see 1/4 of the input impedance (roughly equivalent to the potmeter paralleled to the 15K resistor in your schematics.
Do I need to adapt these values to keep the impedance at about 10k?

Is there a particular reason to use a 100K pot with a paralleled resistor instead of a lower value pot?

I ask because I have on hand a motorized 50k blue velvet and a 20k black velvet...

Cheers

Andrea
 
I've used the LL1540 as an output to a balanced 12b4 line stage, and it sounds fine in parafeed - doesn't overload to my ears. I don't think it likes many volts of signal through it, though, so a low mu valve might be required. A friend put it on the scope with a 3A5 driving it (higher mu) and found that it was overloading.
 
Thanks Stuart.

I'll try to assemble it as soon as possible.

Just another question ( a bit OT, sorry): I've read the DiyAudioMag article about the heretical line stage and, in the last schematics, I can't see how you feed the opamp. I suppose using the +/-12V supply...I'm right?

Mark
 
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