Just an update:
December 2016: We offer in December 2016 sales on all items in our webshop. By using the discount code “december2016″ you will be able to get 20% discount.
Most items is in stock or can be shipped within 1 week during december.
December 2016: We offer in December 2016 sales on all items in our webshop. By using the discount code “december2016″ you will be able to get 20% discount.
Most items is in stock or can be shipped within 1 week during december.
Graviton Power amp.
We are making a new power amp which will fit the size of the TSSA V1.8
It is DC coupled, has Servo and is based on a modified MIRAND A1 that has been upgraded.
It offers much more definition, clarity and space in the sound stage than the TSSA V1.8
It will be priced at 142€ per module/channel.
Preorder can be accepted with 20% discount in december
We are making a new power amp which will fit the size of the TSSA V1.8
It is DC coupled, has Servo and is based on a modified MIRAND A1 that has been upgraded.
It offers much more definition, clarity and space in the sound stage than the TSSA V1.8
It will be priced at 142€ per module/channel.
Preorder can be accepted with 20% discount in december
Hi Sonny,
Do you have a little spec for us on the Graviton Power Amp, such as power, DF, PSU requirements, etc...?
Thanks
Do
Do you have a little spec for us on the Graviton Power Amp, such as power, DF, PSU requirements, etc...?
Thanks
Do
Hi The Graviton is a current feedback that is DC coupled and uses a servo to get offset below a few millivolts. It is based on the Mirand A1 V1.1 which is updated. (see picture of the original A1 V1.1 amplifier)
Gain is 26.4dB
Slewrate: ~75V/us (Higher can be achived at the expense of phasemargin)
Phase margin at 470nF||8R : 42 degrees
Supply voltage : +/-45VDC
Min load impedance is 4R.
Bandwidth: 1Hz (Servo limited) to 480KHz.
Gain is 26.4dB
Slewrate: ~75V/us (Higher can be achived at the expense of phasemargin)
Phase margin at 470nF||8R : 42 degrees
Supply voltage : +/-45VDC
Min load impedance is 4R.
Bandwidth: 1Hz (Servo limited) to 480KHz.
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I forgot some features
1) D.C. Protection build in
2) input for external temp sensor
3) interface to front panel with i2c
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1) D.C. Protection build in
2) input for external temp sensor
3) interface to front panel with i2c
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Does that mean that TSSA V2, V4 and V8 are now hopelessly old fashion and left in the dust? To everyones information I have a pair of TSSA V2 boards (bought as early bird) in Sonny's shop just waiting for me to say "go" and Sonny will build a killer amp for me 🙂 Health and economy has so far kept me back but Sonny has been very kind and has patiently waited for me. Thanks Sonny 🙂 Wish you and everybody a peaceful and happy Holiday to come. All the best, Per
They (TSSA ) not old fashioned. They have just a softer soundstage, but also less detailed
The graviton amp is more detailed but still it has a correct balance
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The graviton amp is more detailed but still it has a correct balance
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They will work from 24Vdc to 45Vdc. Bias can be as low as 100mA till class A.
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Thanks for the answer, Sonny. Would you let me upgrade / swap to the Graviton boards for the price difference and a restocking fee? BR Per
EDIT: I forgot that the V2 is probably more powerful than the Graviton, right?
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Thank you, Sonny 🙂 Before I decide for this upgrade - may I ask you to list the max power output, preferably watts in 4 / 8 ohm, and other specs, compared to the V2. Others might find that interesting, too. Thanks. BR Per
Hi all, I'm considering whether I attempt this dac&pre. Does anyone have any references to comparisons with commercial dacs? I have been considering buying a Mytek Brooklyn due to the features and the reported sound quality. With Mirand's diy, I would be sacrificing features such as digital inputs, phono input etc and the unknown comparison to say Mytek B or Benchmark DAC2.
Hi, As to the input side, you could build the preamp / dac. That combination has optical and coax inputs, too, and the option for a phono stage that Sonny has just finished 🙂 Regarding DAC sound quality comparison I once asked Sonny about and he compared my single ended IC version with a german dac (I don't here remember which) in the 1,500 - 2,000 Euro range. Judging from some of the users in here you will not be disappointed🙂 BR Per
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