I get 9.1V at zener diodes.
Practically no results by adjusting R27, very small variations around 15mV on one channel and 6mV on the other one, by the way strongly oscillating measure.
750mV and 720mV at amp output.
The same problem on both channels let me think I really made an error, not just bad soldering.
Renato
Practically no results by adjusting R27, very small variations around 15mV on one channel and 6mV on the other one, by the way strongly oscillating measure.
750mV and 720mV at amp output.
The same problem on both channels let me think I really made an error, not just bad soldering.
Renato
OMG! I completed tha amp boards a couple of months ago, and I thought I finished.
Thank you, let us see if this the only error
renato
as far as I know, you'll find similar meter only on PL monoblocks
you can use switch to change reading between channels
use DPDT switch
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or use dual meter, as I have here
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Babelfish (most probably J2) B17 edition – case for future amp – Zen Mod Blog
you can use switch to change reading between channels
use DPDT switch
edit:
or use dual meter, as I have here
:Babelfish (most probably J2) B17 edition – case for future amp – Zen Mod Blog
Good for a Guzzi
Also stereo PLs have a meter:
Pass LabsXA30.8 - Pass Labs
Something like this:
MP0045/3E0NN000 | Interruttore a pulsante Bulgin, A ritenuta DPDT, 3 A Montaggio a pannello | RS Components
Also stereo PLs have a meter:
Pass LabsXA30.8 - Pass Labs
Something like this:
MP0045/3E0NN000 | Interruttore a pulsante Bulgin, A ritenuta DPDT, 3 A Montaggio a pannello | RS Components
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or use dual meter, as I have here
Babelfish (most probably J2) B17 edition – case for future amp – Zen Mod Blog
Fabulous "sputafuoco" cabinet!
or use dual meter, as I have here
Babelfish (most probably J2) B17 edition – case for future amp – Zen Mod Blog
Love love love this! Amazing.. well done Zen.. I also have a passion for aviation, this is too cool!
Noob questions
This doesn't happen to be the noob guidance thread, is it?
I'm looking to make choices on the chassis and input transistors and power supply. I'm currently sporting a pair of DBR62 that with a Sensitivity of 86db @ 2.83v/1m. Should I go with mono blocks? I care more about soundstage, clarity and impact at lower lower listening levels. Will a larger PSU have the capacity to dig deeper if called upon? Do I need a scope to make the best decisions when biasing for dissipation over performance?
... etc.
This doesn't happen to be the noob guidance thread, is it?
I'm looking to make choices on the chassis and input transistors and power supply. I'm currently sporting a pair of DBR62 that with a Sensitivity of 86db @ 2.83v/1m. Should I go with mono blocks? I care more about soundstage, clarity and impact at lower lower listening levels. Will a larger PSU have the capacity to dig deeper if called upon? Do I need a scope to make the best decisions when biasing for dissipation over performance?
... etc.
And another Aleph J is born! Finished it up last night. With the 5U chassis, I'm running about 500mV across R27. One of the MOSFETs is up at around 66C after running for a couple of hours with no signal, but I figure (hope) that should be fine.
I hooked it up to my system, and it sounds fantastic! I wouldn't say it sounds better or worse than my old ARC Ref 110 - just different. Couldn't have asked for a better result.
I also just want to say how fabulous this community is. The resources you all have put together are incredible. It's amazing that someone (me) who has never used a soldering iron before was able to build this amp relying almost entirely on the various posts and information you've put together. So thank you!
Now onto the next project - either a F5 (so I can swap boards out) or a preamp.
P.S. Eric - I assure you that my workbench is nastier than it looks in the previous picture that I posted. Though, I do use cut up Amazon boxes (which are in unlimited supply around here) to protect it from too much paint, etc. getting onto it.
I hooked it up to my system, and it sounds fantastic! I wouldn't say it sounds better or worse than my old ARC Ref 110 - just different. Couldn't have asked for a better result.
I also just want to say how fabulous this community is. The resources you all have put together are incredible. It's amazing that someone (me) who has never used a soldering iron before was able to build this amp relying almost entirely on the various posts and information you've put together. So thank you!
Now onto the next project - either a F5 (so I can swap boards out) or a preamp.
P.S. Eric - I assure you that my workbench is nastier than it looks in the previous picture that I posted. Though, I do use cut up Amazon boxes (which are in unlimited supply around here) to protect it from too much paint, etc. getting onto it.
