I have made the BOSOZ for some years now and everything worked out ok. I have recently constructed a subwoofer for my main speakers but my preamplifier has only one variable ouput.
How can I install a second variable output for the subwoofer or for a second power amplifier? Do I simply connect in parallel another output together with the one that I now have? Will this lower the output signal on both autputs? Is there onother way of doing this?
Thank you
George
Athens, Greece
How can I install a second variable output for the subwoofer or for a second power amplifier? Do I simply connect in parallel another output together with the one that I now have? Will this lower the output signal on both autputs? Is there onother way of doing this?
Thank you
George
Athens, Greece
gchrist said:I have made the BOSOZ for some years now and everything worked out ok. I have recently constructed a subwoofer for my main speakers but my preamplifier has only one variable ouput.
How can I install a second variable output for the subwoofer or for a second power amplifier? Do I simply connect in parallel another output together with the one that I now have? Will this lower the output signal on both autputs? Is there onother way of doing this?
Thank you
George
Athens, Greece
balanced or unbalanced ?
if additional volume results in lowering present output , just make buffer with IRF as source follower . you have everything needed already in box ........ meaning on PSU 😉
Thanks for the reply,
I need a non balanced output.
My main background is in economics so I do not understand your whole answer. Can you make it more simply or can you point me to a link where I can get more info?
Regards
I need a non balanced output.
My main background is in economics so I do not understand your whole answer. Can you make it more simply or can you point me to a link where I can get more info?
Regards
gchrist said:Thanks for the reply,
I need a non balanced output.
My main background is in economics so I do not understand your whole answer. Can you make it more simply or can you point me to a link where I can get more info?
Regards
post exact circuit (schematic) you use ,and I'll answer ;
gchrist said:The circuit I am using is the original BOSOZ circuit from passdiy.com
well - that's one of few files from Papa's sites I don't have
gchrist
if I understood you correctly - you are using BOSOZ unbalanced ?
in that case - un-tie negative output from gnd , take signal from it to your subwoofer amp,and then set desired phase directly at speaker (reversing leads on speaker , to achieve adequate polarity of acoustic output)
if I understood you correctly - you are using BOSOZ unbalanced ?
in that case - un-tie negative output from gnd , take signal from it to your subwoofer amp,and then set desired phase directly at speaker (reversing leads on speaker , to achieve adequate polarity of acoustic output)
and if you are using the balanced outputs?
... i think i would like to add a sub-out to my BZLS, but i use the
balanced outs. 🙂
... i think i would like to add a sub-out to my BZLS, but i use the
balanced outs. 🙂
moe29 said:and if you are using the balanced outputs?
... i think i would like to add a sub-out to my BZLS, but i use the
balanced outs. 🙂
did you want balanced or unbalanced to woof amp?
in acse of balanced - just parallel it
in case of unbalanced - just route it from + out and gnd to RCA jack; 😉 you'll have -6db ....
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