So if I understand it the jfet the store diy Audio are good for editing,(ahahahah)
what degree of pairing? A?
what degree of pairing? A?
Thank you maxst67, over the time seems to be a right choice to implement a JFET front end for Aleph 2, I like how it sounds.
The JFETs from DIYAudio Store are just fine, but you must consider that they are not matched and in my case I get a set with a large dispersion, so finally I prefer to order matched quads from Spencer at fetaudio.com
I think that instead of close matching a set of four J74 for each channel, you could match the sum of IDSS for each quartet between channels; I’m not sure about that, but in other projects that uses JFETS in a similar way the people says that this could be done. Maybe others forum members could confirm or correct this.
Regards,
Alejandro
The JFETs from DIYAudio Store are just fine, but you must consider that they are not matched and in my case I get a set with a large dispersion, so finally I prefer to order matched quads from Spencer at fetaudio.com
I think that instead of close matching a set of four J74 for each channel, you could match the sum of IDSS for each quartet between channels; I’m not sure about that, but in other projects that uses JFETS in a similar way the people says that this could be done. Maybe others forum members could confirm or correct this.
Regards,
Alejandro
here are my Aleph 2, the bosoz xccs and Ekta Grande entirely self-built
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Sorry but I have not figured out if the change taking ij fet in the store diyaudio (grade A) then I have to go to match them or I can mount them on pcb as they are?
thank you
thank you
grade B , I believe
and yes - you need to match these two in LTP , so you need two pairs for stereo
and yes - you need to match these two in LTP , so you need two pairs for stereo
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