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LC Audio makes the Zapfilter which will do exactly what you are looking for.
LC Audio makes the Zapfilter which will do exactly what you are looking for.
the Zapfilter look good.
I need to build it for myself.
I found the schematics but no par values on it 😡
did someone has builted a clone of the zapfilter?
I need to build it for myself.
I found the schematics but no par values on it 😡
did someone has builted a clone of the zapfilter?
cbriere said:the Zapfilter look good.
I need to build it for myself.
I found the schematics but no par values on it 😡
did someone has builted a clone of the zapfilter?
I was working on something quite similar, but have shelved the project for the time being. (Not enough time in the day.) I might be motivated to resurrect it at some point for my scd-777es project player, but for now its asleep.. 😀
cbriere said:Hawksford....... schematics available?
please post link,,,,,tks
http://www.essex.ac.uk/dces/research/audio_lab/malcolms_publications.html
I found the schem. of Zapfilter clone,,
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=20294
but,
did anyone had succes with this circuit?
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=20294
but,
did anyone had succes with this circuit?
cbriere said:I found the schem. of Zapfilter clone,,
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=20294
but,
did anyone had succes with this circuit?
It works. It's the exact same as the actual Zapfilter but uses better transistors, so I consider it an improvement.
Hello
I this Thread is very good and interesting learning🙂
I have taken this shuntreg from an old zapfilter (Lcaudio) I know it´s sound very very good, using it in my modified cdplayer.
It gives constant 10V out.
The Shuntreg is supplied like this:
Transformer-> Rectifiers-> serie resistors to set the current flow-> shuntreg -> load
Trans BCP51 take 100mA by it self (sinks)
Can some off you simulate this??
Eks: 15V DC supply, Current to circuits 150mA (100mA BCP51 and 50mA pulled by load.
Kim
I this Thread is very good and interesting learning🙂
I have taken this shuntreg from an old zapfilter (Lcaudio) I know it´s sound very very good, using it in my modified cdplayer.
It gives constant 10V out.
The Shuntreg is supplied like this:
Transformer-> Rectifiers-> serie resistors to set the current flow-> shuntreg -> load
Trans BCP51 take 100mA by it self (sinks)
Can some off you simulate this??
Eks: 15V DC supply, Current to circuits 150mA (100mA BCP51 and 50mA pulled by load.
Kim
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