Please don't show any more pictures it makes me all shame faced for not having started yet. I will purchase a solder station and some small tips this weekend.
Ill be in for a rumble filter board. Im in Nice now on Holiday but will be ordering all the parts asap on return home.
perhaps you'd be more comfortable with this pic?
... perhaps not
get 'em while they're hot!
To be honest it's my complete and utter lack of familiarity with surface mount parts that is really holding me back. Farnell stock some of the parts, but I want to get this right first time as I don't fancy having to rework the board as it's my first foray into surface mount.
SO feeling inadequate a I purchased myself a 'Benz LP' cartridge yesterday... ;-)
SO feeling inadequate a I purchased myself a 'Benz LP' cartridge yesterday... ;-)
Honestly, I find SMD much easier than through hole. Perhaps you can comment once you dive in. I'd recommend getting the PSU section working first, testing that, then going forward from there. It will give you some (quicker) feedback and hopefully success 🙂
One more thing, is anyone in this project able to purchase parts from Elfa and perhaps forward them to me here in the US?
thanks, but I found someone to help me 🙂 The Kemet/Rifa/Evox MMK line has options that fit the rumble board (5mm pitch 1.5uF and 15mm pitch output cap). Similar to Wima I'd suppose, but figured I'd try something different...
John:
cool, I sent you a message. I also have some LME49870 and am planning on matching some 1.5uF caps for the rumble filter and may have extras there.
cool, I sent you a message. I also have some LME49870 and am planning on matching some 1.5uF caps for the rumble filter and may have extras there.
Just put iron to pcb for the first time and i now have 2 components mounted- another 30 on order. So far so good with the surface mount 'malarky'.
just this minute i have read about the new run for the amp boards of the hps5.1. So far as it is possible i´m also interested in 2 amp boards. I hope, it´s not to late...
May i expect an early replay?
cheers
Uli
May i expect an early replay?
cheers
Uli
I'm officially out of phono boards and opamps. I have 1 rumble filter board left. I will probably have a few matched caps for the phono stage available. If you're interested in these caps and have already ordered boards, please let me know in the next 24 hours so I don't send your package out until I have a chance to match the caps and include them. I won't know the exact pricing until I see what the yield is.
Someone asked how important the matching of the caps is in the rumble filter, since there are two resistor values that seem to be difficult to find as well... It seems to me pretty important as it effects the characteristics of the Sallen-Key filter, whose goal is to be indistinguishable in the audible range when enabled. YMMV and all that.
If there is desire for more boards, again, post in this thread and I can try and organize a third run.
Someone asked how important the matching of the caps is in the rumble filter, since there are two resistor values that seem to be difficult to find as well... It seems to me pretty important as it effects the characteristics of the Sallen-Key filter, whose goal is to be indistinguishable in the audible range when enabled. YMMV and all that.
If there is desire for more boards, again, post in this thread and I can try and organize a third run.
Does anyone have any tips where I can buy LME49870MA/NOPB?
I have tried Mouser, DK and Farnell.
Cheers
I have tried Mouser, DK and Farnell.
Cheers
none of my sources have them, hence me buying up the last bit when I saw them... perhaps post a "wanted to buy" ad here?
I bought the last two from Farnell on Sunday....god knows when they'll get the rest in to complete my backorder...
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A few notes from an interested party 🙂
The only replacement that I have experimented with, with very good results, is OPA604, which is in stock at Arrow. Otherwise, for those willing to gamble, LME49710 will usually take +/-22V without any problems. Actually, as far as I know, LME49870 is the same chip as LME49710, only tested and guaranteed at +/-22V.
The only replacement that I have experimented with, with very good results, is OPA604, which is in stock at Arrow. Otherwise, for those willing to gamble, LME49710 will usually take +/-22V without any problems. Actually, as far as I know, LME49870 is the same chip as LME49710, only tested and guaranteed at +/-22V.