Hi
Generg, I just thought about the 9v battery trick that you had mentioned. If it's worth sonically, one could "implant" a rechargeable ni-mh battery, altogether with the relay. When the amp is turned off, battery is being trickle charged. As the amp gets the main power, relay switches the battery into operation...
Generg, I just thought about the 9v battery trick that you had mentioned. If it's worth sonically, one could "implant" a rechargeable ni-mh battery, altogether with the relay. When the amp is turned off, battery is being trickle charged. As the amp gets the main power, relay switches the battery into operation...
generg as you have the same thick film resistor config as mine can you also try the fig 11 with no input cap and a 47000uf cap wih a 10/22uf bypass film ..
just to verify if i'm not totally deaf
just to verify if i'm not totally deaf
@vix thank you for your hint, the battery is only a momentary solution as long as I try the different configurations and trying this is more important for my greediness than building a proper AC DC solution Mike showed........
I will give it a try later.🙂
@juanitox Je suis désolée, pour le moment ce n'est pas possible, as you know I have only one case and I put in two SIT circuits for left and right channel.......and over all the modifications I remarked after some time that I lost all feeling what sounds better....and I had no more possibility to compare because I had taken out the remaining channel of my crippled F4.
I bit exhausted I took out all SIT parts and put in the case again crippled F4 to have a stable basis and to enjoy only music....
I ordered a new big heatsink to have a separate test engine, unfortunately Schuro does not deliver since 4 weeks.......
So I can hear music again with the old F4 and in future I will build the new circuits parallel to my existing unit and replace it only when the experimental time is over and decision was done..... It is better for my nerves .......😀
So I am at the moment no help any more.......🙄
I will give it a try later.🙂
@juanitox Je suis désolée, pour le moment ce n'est pas possible, as you know I have only one case and I put in two SIT circuits for left and right channel.......and over all the modifications I remarked after some time that I lost all feeling what sounds better....and I had no more possibility to compare because I had taken out the remaining channel of my crippled F4.
I bit exhausted I took out all SIT parts and put in the case again crippled F4 to have a stable basis and to enjoy only music....
I ordered a new big heatsink to have a separate test engine, unfortunately Schuro does not deliver since 4 weeks.......
So I can hear music again with the old F4 and in future I will build the new circuits parallel to my existing unit and replace it only when the experimental time is over and decision was done..... It is better for my nerves .......😀
So I am at the moment no help any more.......🙄
so - (just) music is sometimes enough
Lazy ZM
if it was about just listening music we all buy a builded firstwatt amp and let it go...🙂
is there a particular reason to use a 10uf film cap to bypass the 10000uf like in Zen v9 schematic ? ,because i have only in hands a pair of 22uf
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Did you mean that literally or figuratively? 😉 (the hours away part at least)
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Pls, don't get ruffled feathers or anything, just keeping you on your toes...
Well literally anything is hours away, just a lot of hours, so a literal read doesn't work. The implication, which isn't literal, is that since one is counting with hours instead of days, it is probably less than a day. However the reason we haven't released the newsletter is because there is something that's taking a bit longer, not because we like to torture people.. So yes its hours away. If I said "days away" you'd assume its gonna be a week at least and it isn't.