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Group Purchase for CineMag Input Transformers

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Steve Eddy

Steve Eddy

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2002-09-13 7:44 pm
Sacramento, CA
www.theaudioguild.com
  • #1
    For those who would prefer to opt for the CineMag CMMI-15/15B over the more expensive Jensen JT-11P-1, the $38.26 price I gave in the Jensen thread is for 11-49 pieces. Since I could use another one, I'll buy the odd man out which means just 10 pieces for the group buy.

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    Interest shown for the CMMI-15/15B :

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    Algar emi : 2
    ble0t : 2
    Steve Eddy : 2
    Sy : 2
    motherone : 2
    Michi124 : 2
    Andrew T : 6 (tentative)
    Bas Horneman : 4
    acliao : 2
    pkpickard : 2
    pekka : 2
    jrd : 2
    leadbelly : 2
    jaap : 2


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    Steve Eddy

    Steve Eddy

    Member
    2002-09-13 7:44 pm
    Sacramento, CA
    www.theaudioguild.com
  • #5
    ble0t said:
    I'd rather do two of these since they're cheaper ;)
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    No no. Read my lips. That's "less expensive." :)

    BTW, is it necessary to add an op-amp gain stage onto the output side of the transformer? I've seen that in both the Cinemag and Jensen datasheets...is it just to lower the impedance?
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    No, there's no need for an opamp gain stage on the output. But it's going to have to be feeding some sort of high impedance input. How are you planning on using these?

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    ble0t

    ble0t

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    2004-05-03 8:01 pm
    Milwaukee, WI
  • #6
    No no. Read my lips. That's "less expensive." :)
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    I meant it in a monetary sense only ;)

    No, there's no need for an opamp gain stage on the output. But it's going to have to be feeding some sort of high impedance input. How are you planning on using these?
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    I was going to use them at the front end of my upcoming leach amp to allow for balanced input. I think pooge posted about some circuit modifications that would need to be made, but I can't remember where that post was...
     
    Steve Eddy

    Steve Eddy

    Member
    2002-09-13 7:44 pm
    Sacramento, CA
    www.theaudioguild.com
  • #7
    ble0t said:
    I meant it in a monetary sense only ;)
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    Well yeah, but "less expensive" is a monetary sense only too. :)

    I was going to use them at the front end of my upcoming leach amp to allow for balanced input.
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    Ah, ok.

    By the way, unless you already have a balanced output you want to feed it, keep in mind that with a good input transformer, common-mode noise rejection is very high whether you're feeding it from a balanced source or an unbalanced source.

    In any case, you would just use the transformer directly with the amp's input without any intervening opamp circuit.

    I think pooge posted about some circuit modifications that would need to be made, but I can't remember where that post was...
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    Can't help ya there, sorry. :(

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