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Hello JohnoG,
there are offerings for muses-volume-control.
www.academyaudio.com/volume-control
One example.
Greets
Dirk
Hello JohnoG,
there are offerings for muses-volume-control.
www.academyaudio.com/volume-control
One example.
Greets
Dirk
I thought they would bypass the active output stage, as MUSES offers that possibility (didn't they say "no active device in the signal path")?
It would really be a nice project here if someone would offer a non expensive (eg 40$ DIY?) volume control based around that MUSES chip... sadly lack the talent for it.
But with all these preamp projects, I feel this would be a nice addition on DIYaudio to have a standard (non exotic) quality remote volume control option, a complete one ready to go so any non experienced builder could benefit from it...
Just thinking loud - is there any echo
Claude
It would really be a nice project here if someone would offer a non expensive (eg 40$ DIY?) volume control based around that MUSES chip... sadly lack the talent for it.
But with all these preamp projects, I feel this would be a nice addition on DIYaudio to have a standard (non exotic) quality remote volume control option, a complete one ready to go so any non experienced builder could benefit from it...
Just thinking loud - is there any echo
Claude
muses/Preamp-Control-Unit
hello claude,
here is the echo
I have developed a muses volume control.
it is a module concept, from only volume control to complete preamp control.
I'm about to write a description in English, had hoped to get it ready yesterday,
but still need a little time, as it will be very extensive.
juergen
hello claude,
here is the echo
I have developed a muses volume control.
it is a module concept, from only volume control to complete preamp control.
I'm about to write a description in English, had hoped to get it ready yesterday,
but still need a little time, as it will be very extensive.
juergen
Hi Claude,
Perhaps this volume control is better suited to your needs (for $59.99).
MUSES Micro Volume Control Board (No controller needed)
Perhaps this volume control is better suited to your needs (for $59.99).
MUSES Micro Volume Control Board (No controller needed)
muses/Preamp-Control-Unit
hello claude,
As I said, it's all modular.
you can only start with the volume control, and build the next expansion stages later. I'll finish the translation tonight and post it here.
for operation a linear +/- 15V power supply is needed, which I will also present with a description.
for the nutube preamp I have also developed a linear 24V power supply, which is also presented.
a GB is possible if there are some who participate.
because the whole control is software-based, the microcontroller would have to be programmed and sent to solder, or I solder it myself. should the muses chip also be there, or should it be a complete kit to share with everyone? Basically, I'm willing to do that.
I'm going to make a list of what possibilities there are, and I'm going to see what the cost would be.
regards
juergen
hello claude,
As I said, it's all modular.
you can only start with the volume control, and build the next expansion stages later. I'll finish the translation tonight and post it here.
for operation a linear +/- 15V power supply is needed, which I will also present with a description.
for the nutube preamp I have also developed a linear 24V power supply, which is also presented.
a GB is possible if there are some who participate.
because the whole control is software-based, the microcontroller would have to be programmed and sent to solder, or I solder it myself. should the muses chip also be there, or should it be a complete kit to share with everyone? Basically, I'm willing to do that.
I'm going to make a list of what possibilities there are, and I'm going to see what the cost would be.
regards
juergen
Linear and logarythmic pot don't follow the same attenuation curve hence one sounding louder than the other and angular progression from the operator leading also to different volume progression.
Log pots are prefered in audio because human beings perceive sound loundness more in a log way... why did you go for a linear pot?
Claude
Log pots are prefered in audio because human beings perceive sound loundness more in a log way... why did you go for a linear pot?
Claude
To add to this, audio taper can be different than logarithmic taper. An audio taper tends follow the log taper until you get close to the "mute" point. Then the rate of attenuation increases faster than a strict log taper. I believe the implementation of this can vary between manufacturers.
With two resitors you can make stereo linear potentiometer react in more logarithmic way.
You need experiment and find resistor value..~ 7K5 ?
but is simple parallel connection between point 1 and 2 of the potentiometer.
See in Rod Elliott article extract
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I remembered that the power of the Sound is lineral,I bought the wrong one.