Here is a pic if you want to check my connections on the choke and the 3K9 resistor. The choke is called EPCOS - B82724J2142N1 - CHOKE, COMMON MODE, 2X27MH, 1.4A.
Datasheet: http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/400/b82724a_j-525424.pdf
The top par of pins on the choke goes to RCA ground on either connectors. The 3K9 resistor is connected to ground directly without a choke. The lower pairs of pins on the choke that is closest to the bottom of the box is for signal and source. Correct?
I had to order another choke, but now it is finished for both channels. It works great, but I think the sound is a little more vivid without the chokes. My RF noise varies from day to day, and right now it is not so bad, but it is nice to have a device that kills it. Thanks for the help!
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Hi benb & AJT
I was the VP of Engineering @ BGW for 8 +years.
BGW750 used such bridging technique see my post in BGW bridging-amp-balanced
Marshall Leach drawing is almost what I did @ BGW, the difference is that a single common lead from the filters went to the BIG BUSS WIRE @ the BANANAS OUTPUT POSTS and this was the common, No filter charging currents were common.
I hope this helps.
Duke🙂
Hi benb & AJT
I was the VP of Engineering @ BGW for 8 +years.
BGW750 used such bridging technique see my post in BGW bridging-amp-balanced
Marshall Leach drawing is almost what I did @ BGW, the difference is that a single common lead from the filters went to the BIG BUSS WIRE @ the BANANAS OUTPUT POSTS and this was the common, No filter charging currents were common.
I hope this helps.
Duke🙂
Hello Duke, yes, i have friends with the BGW amps still alive and kicking to this day...
awesome amps, local diy'ers were cloning your amps in my side of the pond.....
awesome amps, local diy'ers were cloning your amps in my side of the pond.....
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