Zen Mod said:
That just doesn't make sense, cause if it was so, Lykke would not have had much gain in the past with his BOSOZ and Leach
Magura / Who thinks that Lykke don't really have 23dB gain in his pre.
Magura said:
That just doesn't make sense, cause if it was so, Lykke would not have had much gain in the past with his BOSOZ and Leach
Magura / Who thinks that Lykke don't really have 23dB gain in his pre.
well ......... you're much nearer to Lykkkkkk than me .......
"wrooom .......... eeeeeekkkkkkk......... gimme a beer!"
"lookie, lookie..........."
Zen Mod said:
well ......... you're much nearer to Lykkkkkk than me .......
"wrooom .......... eeeeeekkkkkkk......... gimme a beer!"
"lookie, lookie..........."
you really do make-a me laugh!
mpmarino said:
where have you been two weeks , CY ?
I hope somewhere lying in sunshade , with beer and pair of KHs in corners .........
Nope - just too busy with work and everything else 
All the diy projects collect dust (for now).
It's nice to poke my big I-talian nose in here once in a while, and make sure you guys are properly OT (whatev...) 😉
All the diy projects collect dust (for now).
It's nice to poke my big I-talian nose in here once in a while, and make sure you guys are properly OT (whatev...) 😉
By Papa -j.
What do you consider, as a not ''whimpy'' source ?
Jesper.
Well that's proberly it, no doubt !, but .... :
What do you consider, as a not ''whimpy'' source ?
Jesper.
lykkedk said:
On the assumption that F4 will provide the optimised maximum output swing of +/-20V, if your pre has 23dB voltage gain, your source output of 1Vrms would be enough. In the same manner, your pre 22dB/your source 1.2Vrms, pre 20dB/source 1.4Vrms, pre 19dB/source 1.6Vrms, pre 18dB/source 1.8Vrms, pre 17dB/source 2Vrms and pre 16dB/source 2.2rms.
Silmiks
Hullo Andrzej,
I was wondering how you were getting on with your amp and caps - hope it's all okay.
I have tried the Silmics, and the Cerafines, plus Nichicons (FG & KZ), Pana (All types), Rifa, Phillips, Siemens, etc and have gone back to the BlackGate F series caps.
The N/NX series are better, but not so easy to find now, and quite expensive.
To me, the BG (F) caps are the best sounding caps at a reasonable cost, and are the only ones that don't really need/require R-C bipass assistance (to my taste, anyway!)
There are quite a few other good caps that I haven't tried yet.
The BG's are even more beneficial in the F3 (incl P/Supply) and produces extremely good results, even low base.
Hullo Andrzej,
I was wondering how you were getting on with your amp and caps - hope it's all okay.
I have tried the Silmics, and the Cerafines, plus Nichicons (FG & KZ), Pana (All types), Rifa, Phillips, Siemens, etc and have gone back to the BlackGate F series caps.
The N/NX series are better, but not so easy to find now, and quite expensive.
To me, the BG (F) caps are the best sounding caps at a reasonable cost, and are the only ones that don't really need/require R-C bipass assistance (to my taste, anyway!)
There are quite a few other good caps that I haven't tried yet.
The BG's are even more beneficial in the F3 (incl P/Supply) and produces extremely good results, even low base.
Silmiks
Hi JH,
I am still with Nichicon Muse bi-polars as C1/C2, and in my opinion this is an excellent solution for perfect ears: very clear bright trebles. I am looking for capacitors which could keep trebles at a bit lower lever to fit my right ear possibilities, maybe silmics would be okay for me. Maybe first I will try to play with basic Panasonic FC caps.
Best Regards,
a.
Hi JH,
I am still with Nichicon Muse bi-polars as C1/C2, and in my opinion this is an excellent solution for perfect ears: very clear bright trebles. I am looking for capacitors which could keep trebles at a bit lower lever to fit my right ear possibilities, maybe silmics would be okay for me. Maybe first I will try to play with basic Panasonic FC caps.
Best Regards,
a.
Try it with a pair of suitably attenuated good quality headphones - not a particularly good listening experience without Xfeed, but very useful to sort out Capacitor differences, and other problems.
he probably means crossfeed l/r channel on ear phones a popular gimick for headphone listening to stereo image.
X feed is the headroom trick of moving the image out of your head. Without cross feed a headphones have the image somewhere right between your ears. By crossing a bit of each channel into the other you are able to move the image out in front of your head. Nice trick. It works quite well. Look here
http://www.headphone.com/products/headphone-amps/
http://www.headphone.com/products/headphone-amps/
Xfeed
This is fantastic! Thank you very much for explanation and very interested link, maybe someday I will try it.
a.
This is fantastic! Thank you very much for explanation and very interested link, maybe someday I will try it.
a.