dtrif said:I don't know if this CD is known for such a kind of sound, though, or it is just my subjective perception that likes more "soft"sound.
Hi dtrif, a lot of CDs do not have the quality that they should have...
My experience is, the really good CDs do not sound harsh at all !
Mike
I had good experience with 2SA1941/2SC5200, provided they were genuine ones. There has been many fakes of 2SA1302/2SC3281, for that reason they are dangerous.
the 2sc3281, have you bought it long time ago ?
2SC3281 were bought this summer from Donberg Electronics. Should be fake, probably, but I can't tell from appearance. I will probably get 2SC5200 for final version, which is the complementary for 2SA1943.
My 330 pF capacitors also look like LEDS! I have not the slightest idea what kind of capacitors they are.
Hi dtrif, your 330pf-caps look like styroflex, i have heard different opinions
on styroflex, one say that they are excellent, other say that they are BS...
Mike
on styroflex, one say that they are excellent, other say that they are BS...
Mike
most articles on this website
Hello !
I collect most of the infos of all writes on my Website.
And i want to build one pair of this amps soon !
http://bauteile-fuer-die-elektronik.akadns.de/projekte/MikeB/index.php?folder=/
Hello !
I collect most of the infos of all writes on my Website.
And i want to build one pair of this amps soon !
http://bauteile-fuer-die-elektronik.akadns.de/projekte/MikeB/index.php?folder=/
Pingrs said:"the RL circut in the output need to be after the Zobel-circut!"
That usually seems to be the norm, but not for the Leach,why?
Is the diode connected transistor in the bias generator to modify the multiplication factor for an EF output, as per Doug Self's idea?
Brian.
It gives better thermal compensation, and less internal impedance for the Vbe multiplier.
sajti
PMA said:I had good experience with 2SA1941/2SC5200, provided they were genuine ones. There has been many fakes of 2SA1302/2SC3281, for that reason they are dangerous.
You want to type 2SA1943? I used many of them. They sound nice, but not as reliable az the MJLs...
sajti
Re: most articles on this website
You're welcome to try this amp !
Obviously you already collected all necessary informations, so construction should be no problem. 🙂
Mike
dx.master said:Hello !
I collect most of the infos of all writes on my Website.
And i want to build one pair of this amps soon !
You're welcome to try this amp !
Obviously you already collected all necessary informations, so construction should be no problem. 🙂
Mike
Re: Re: most articles on this website
@MikeB
Yes i read yesterday the total thread again.
Do you have any (2x) PCBs from symasym5 ver.2 left ?
all the best .
@MikeB
MikeB said:
You're welcome to try this amp !
Obviously you already collected all necessary informations, so construction should be no problem. 🙂
Mike
Yes i read yesterday the total thread again.
Do you have any (2x) PCBs from symasym5 ver.2 left ?
all the best .
I should have 2 spare PCBs produced after 23-10-2005. We can negotiate with Michael how to do it.
Hello,
This has been one of the best threads in diyaudio.com for a long time along with GEM thread.
I´ve been following this thread from the beginning and now I decided to build this amp for two reasons.
First : I think that PMA likes the design so it cant be bad since I build his audio buffer as a preamp and it is excellent.
Second: I have been previosly playing around with chipamps related stuff and I would like to try my wings in building a solid state amplifier.
Now my motives has been introduced I would like to know if MJE4302/4281 pair can be used as output devices and mje15034/15035 pair as drivers?
I will probably need a lot of help with the tuning because I have no electronics education, but I will it a give try.
Regards:
Jarno
This has been one of the best threads in diyaudio.com for a long time along with GEM thread.
I´ve been following this thread from the beginning and now I decided to build this amp for two reasons.
First : I think that PMA likes the design so it cant be bad since I build his audio buffer as a preamp and it is excellent.
Second: I have been previosly playing around with chipamps related stuff and I would like to try my wings in building a solid state amplifier.
Now my motives has been introduced I would like to know if MJE4302/4281 pair can be used as output devices and mje15034/15035 pair as drivers?
I will probably need a lot of help with the tuning because I have no electronics education, but I will it a give try.
Regards:
Jarno
jarkaa said:Hello,
This has been one of the best threads in diyaudio.com for a long time along with GEM thread.
I´ve been following this thread from the beginning and now I decided to build this amp for two reasons.
First : I think that PMA likes the design so it cant be bad since I build his audio buffer as a preamp and it is excellent.
Second: I have been previosly playing around with chipamps related stuff and I would like to try my wings in building a solid state amplifier.
Now my motives has been introduced I would like to know if MJE4302/4281 pair can be used as output devices and mje15034/15035 pair as drivers?
I will probably need a lot of help with the tuning because I have no electronics education, but I will it a give try.
Regards:
Jarno
Hi Jarno !
Until now, all having built this amp were impressed, so i am sure you won't regret it !
PMA has not heard it yet, but i am very anxious about his evaluation.
About the MJL4302/4281, i took a look to specsheets and compared
it to the older one. It seems that the MJL1302/3281 is the better
choice here, it shows better currenthandling and 200v rating is enough.
In an amplifier like the symasym with a single pair i would recommend
the older one.
The mje15030/31 also seem better than the mje15034/35,
maybe the mje15032/33 is interesting ?
I've read that the mje15034/35 sounds harsher ?
If you don't have already the 4302, i would recommend the 1302...
Maybe someone has already directly compared them ?
Mike
Hello Mike
Thanks for the quick answer.
It seems that I was unfortunate to buy 10 pcs. of all the transistor types I posted on my previous message. Since my initial plan about year ago was to build four channels of Rod Elliots P3a amps.
I think I will try what I have. If I am not satisfied I´ll have to try others...
I´ll have the boards ready in next weekend.
Jarno
Thanks for the quick answer.
It seems that I was unfortunate to buy 10 pcs. of all the transistor types I posted on my previous message. Since my initial plan about year ago was to build four channels of Rod Elliots P3a amps.
I think I will try what I have. If I am not satisfied I´ll have to try others...
I´ll have the boards ready in next weekend.
Jarno
Hi Jarno !
I don't think that your devices are bad, Rod would not use them if they would be "bad"... 😉
I just believe that the other ones are the slightly better choice !
Mike
I don't think that your devices are bad, Rod would not use them if they would be "bad"... 😉
I just believe that the other ones are the slightly better choice !
Mike
Dobre rano,
Pavel, which version I should use?
My initilial plan was to use the printed ones from your website.
I havent etched the boards yet.
Regards
Jarno
Pavel, which version I should use?
My initilial plan was to use the printed ones from your website.
I havent etched the boards yet.
Regards
Jarno
Good morning Jarno 😉,
The black and white image of solder side should be okay. And add wire jumpers on the component side, as shown in colored images.
Pavel
The black and white image of solder side should be okay. And add wire jumpers on the component side, as shown in colored images.
Pavel
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