English isn't my first language so i can't understand all the way.
Suppose i didn't come out of this thread.
If so, sorry for this.🙁
Thimios.
Suppose i didn't come out of this thread.
If so, sorry for this.🙁
Thimios.
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At normal listening levels I would dare any of you to pick out which one you are listening to. Even on the scope they look the same.
Blessings, Terry
Thanks Terry. Very encouraging results for such a simple amp as PeeCeeBee. This means we can indeed get great performance from cheap/available stuff used the right way.
Thanks Terry. Very encouraging results for such a simple amp as PeeCeeBee. This means we can indeed get great performance from cheap/available stuff used the right way.
Hi Shaan,
Yes. I can't say how well the non-CCS boards work with dirty PSU as I am using the nice cap multiplier but in my amps, they all sound the same when the loudness is equal. I don't know how to test for THD. I just look at sinewaves and square waves on my scope. They are very clean and true through 20K. Even at 100khz there is no sign of oscillation but the square waves get rounded. That is a result of the 10uf input cap. By-passing that results in square waves, even at 100khz. I don't know about you, but I can't even hear 20khz anymore. 😉
I recommend the peeceebee all the time and I still use the TO-3 model as a comparison for other amps. If the new amp sounds as good I consider it a successful build.
Blessings, Terry
Hi Terry ,where i can find this "capacitance multiplier"?Hi Shaan,
Yes. I can't say how well the non-CCS boards work with dirty PSU as I am using the nice cap multiplier but in my amps, they all sound the same when the loudness is equal. I don't know how to test for THD. I just look at sinewaves and square waves on my scope. They are very clean and true through 20K. Even at 100khz there is no sign of oscillation but the square waves get rounded. That is a result of the 10uf input cap. By-passing that results in square waves, even at 100khz. I don't know about you, but I can't even hear 20khz anymore. 😉
I recommend the peeceebee all the time and I still use the TO-3 model as a comparison for other amps. If the new amp sounds as good I consider it a successful build.
Blessings, Terry
Thimios.
Wow wiljj! Your boards look very tidy and beautiful.
Keep up the good work. Once tests are done please post the layout and silkscreen in pdf.
Nice to see fellows are keeping the fire lit. You rock. \m/
Thanks Shaan...copy that.
Can i find pcb pdf somewhere?
I can't find one. There are a couple pictures showing the foil pattern, but not in black and white. PMI could probably post one but he has disappeared. I miss him a lot. 🙁 Jason had offered to take up the flag at one point. If he is still watching this thread perhaps he would be willing to make a foil pattern and post it.
Blessings, Terry
Blessings, Terry
PMI only put out this version of single sided CM for us DIY. His previous version was double sided and NO pdf was ever put up on this site for it.
Rick
Rick
This seems like a previous version.😕
Inpiration: member "metallicus69" over at LC's VSSA thread made point to point on PCB for his bridged VSSA, and works great. Other solution is make diode bridge and big storage caps on own wiring or PCB, then make small active circuit put between storage caps and amp. Schematic is in pdf format in thread 🙂.
Or send me a PM and i can make a scan of original PMI PCB's that i have not populated yet.
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I have built 3 versions point to point. I agree, it's better to have a dedicated PCB, but I wanted it differently then the one promoted by PMI.
Inpiration: member "metallicus69" over at LC's VSSA thread made point to point on PCB for his bridged VSSA, and works great. Other solution is make diode bridge and big storage caps on own wiring or PCB, then make small active circuit put between storage caps and amp. Schematic is in pdf format in thread 🙂.
Or send me a PM and i can make a scan of original PMI PCB's that i have not populated yet.
Hehe, it still works great, day by day. I can't remember exactly, but one resistor needed to be changed on the XVSSA Cap multiplier.
Ok. you have PM.Inpiration: member "metallicus69" over at LC's VSSA thread made point to point on PCB for his bridged VSSA, and works great. Other solution is make diode bridge and big storage caps on own wiring or PCB, then make small active circuit put between storage caps and amp. Schematic is in pdf format in thread 🙂.
Or send me a PM and i can make a scan of original PMI PCB's that i have not populated yet.

For sale..50€ stereo version.Only European Union.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
For sale...
Not here in this thread.
Please open a new thread for advertisement and sale etc. Thanks.
shaan
The beauty of the Peeceebee is the build. Shouldn't be sold as a completed unit. How do you learn anything from that?
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