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Hello,
Greetings from Spain.
I´m wondering if I can drive an F4 using an Eastern Electric BBA.
Specs here:
Morningstar Audio Imports, Inc.
Loudspeakers would be Zu Druid MK IV.
Regards,
Daniel
Greetings from Spain.
I´m wondering if I can drive an F4 using an Eastern Electric BBA.
Specs here:
Morningstar Audio Imports, Inc.
Loudspeakers would be Zu Druid MK IV.
Regards,
Daniel
Specification
• Maximum input: 6 V
• Gain: 0dB to +18dB
• Input Impedance: 220K ohm
• Output Impedance: 800 ohms- 10K ohms
• Signal to Noise: 95dB to 85dB
18db will cover probably , but output impedance (10K) is puzzling thing
?!
That may be the range of desired impedance of the amp other than that it a real puzzle . In the ad it states 100k down to 600 ohm amps . 10 k may be a miss print should have been 100k the range of amp input drive . That's a guess on my part .18db will cover probably , but output impedance (10K) is puzzling thing
?!
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Thank you all for the advice.
The thing is that I´ve been using the BBA with a First Watt F5 clone (now in rebuilding process) and I liked the combination a lot (my other amp is a Leben CS-300). Actually I preferred the BBA+F5 vs the Leben.
My setting with the BBA driving the F5 was: Gain at 11 and Volume at 9.
As I´d like to build an F4, and this has no gain like the F5, my concern is if the BBA might or not might be a good match.
Thank you again.
Daniel
The thing is that I´ve been using the BBA with a First Watt F5 clone (now in rebuilding process) and I liked the combination a lot (my other amp is a Leben CS-300). Actually I preferred the BBA+F5 vs the Leben.
My setting with the BBA driving the F5 was: Gain at 11 and Volume at 9.
As I´d like to build an F4, and this has no gain like the F5, my concern is if the BBA might or not might be a good match.
Thank you again.
Daniel
Hello guys,
I am gathering the materials to build the F4, I will be using this power supply (the one from diyAudio Store used for the build in this thread) and I have a doubt about the line input capacitor that is shown in this picture:
It is the small blue cap across the power input lines. I am not sure about it's value, is it 0.0033uF 120v? or something different? Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.
P.
I am gathering the materials to build the F4, I will be using this power supply (the one from diyAudio Store used for the build in this thread) and I have a doubt about the line input capacitor that is shown in this picture:
It is the small blue cap across the power input lines. I am not sure about it's value, is it 0.0033uF 120v? or something different? Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.
P.
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It's a .0033uf (3300pF) cap that must be x1 (or x2) rated for across the line use.
Here's a link to an appropriate part-
WKP332MCPEJ0KR Vishay / Roederstein | Mouser
Here's a link to an appropriate part-
WKP332MCPEJ0KR Vishay / Roederstein | Mouser
It's a .0033uf (3300pF) cap that must be x1 (or x2) rated for across the line use.
Here's a link to an appropriate part-
WKP332MCPEJ0KR Vishay / Roederstein | Mouser
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