Hello Jan,
I can't remember if I got an email, but I ordered the first day it was available.
I figure if it has reached New Jersey, Ohio can't be far behind.
Since I have the microphone for a moment: thank you for putting together such a nice publication. It must take a great deal of effort, and I'm grateful beneficiary.
As far as I can see it was shipped 3 Sept.
And thank you for the kind words - indeed it is a LOT of work, and doesn't really make any money, but I'll continue as long as I like it. Your words help.
The greatest benefit for me is that I get to virtually meet all these great authors! There's so much ingenuity, creativity and downright smartness floating around, it would be a shame to just let it float.
Plus, I get to read all the articles first 😉
jan
Continuation of paragraph from 136 into 137, the Shure V15 inductance is stated as 300uH, should be 300mH.
Hi Jack,
Good catch! You are exactly right, it should be 300mH.
BTW, the VinylTrak phono preamp will be at RMAF.
Cheers,
Bob
I just ordered a bunch of LS844 JFETs -- Bob's VinylTrak article makes the issue of cartridge matching understandable. He's a very good technical writer.
Thanks for the kind words. I am a big fan of Linear Integrated Systems dual JFETs. The LSK389, 4 of which I use in the MC preamp, are also a great part. The LIS people are nice to work with, and I hope the VinylTrak article will send some business their way.
Jan was very kind to give me as much space as he did in V4 but there was still more useful information. I am now in the process of getting that additional information up on my web page at CordellAudio.com - Home. There is already a brief descrioption up. Among other things, I'll be posting information about the control circuits and power supplies, and some technical updates.
Subsequent to publication in LA, I made a few tweaks and further noise measurements and they look even better. I'll get that information up as well. Ditto for distortion and overload margin. BUT, any such information will not reduce the need to read the article in LA. Stay tuned.
Cheers,
Bob
And thank you for the kind words - indeed it is a LOT of work, and doesn't really make any money, but I'll continue as long as I like it. Your words help.
The greatest benefit for me is that I get to virtually meet all these great authors! There's so much ingenuity, creativity and downright smartness floating around, it would be a shame to just let it float.
Plus, I get to read all the articles first 😉
jan
Jan, you have once again created a wonderful issue of LA. LA has added greatly to the vitality of our beloved activity. I am deeply honored to be an LA author.
Cheers,
Bob
When do you plan to make the supplementary available ?
Hi Joachim,
I am behind where I wanted to be in getting the supplementary VinylTrak information up on my site, and for that I apologize. I blame the eternal optimist in me. I am working furiously on it as we speak. I'll have at least some more of it up in less than 2 weeks.
Cheers,
Bob
I am especially interested in the PSU. Don´t hurry, in Germany we say :
"In der Ruhe liegt die Kraft".
"In der Ruhe liegt die Kraft".
Strength lies in serenity. (directly translated)
There is no colloquial English phrase that has the same meaning, as far as I know.
Patrick
There is no colloquial English phrase that has the same meaning, as far as I know.
Patrick
I also did not find a direct translation. German is a stance language sometimes. On the other hand i heard that American Indians have 120 words for "grass".
Eskimos have 10's of words for 'snow'.
If your life depends on small nuances, you better speak with some accuracy about it!
jan
If your life depends on small nuances, you better speak with some accuracy about it!
jan
It´s a wonder that an english spoken forum with contributors all over the globe works at all !
Jan, you may not trusts your eyes but in another thread we are again beat to death the difference between slew rate and rise time. Some still think that it is the same.
When it gets to open loop and closed loop bandwidth the opinions are all over the place.
Jan, you may not trusts your eyes but in another thread we are again beat to death the difference between slew rate and rise time. Some still think that it is the same.
When it gets to open loop and closed loop bandwidth the opinions are all over the place.
I am especially interested in the PSU. Don´t hurry, in Germany we say :
"In der Ruhe liegt die Kraft".
Assembly of Japanese bicycle require great peace of mind

It´s a wonder that an english spoken forum with contributors all over the globe works at all !
Jan, you may not trusts your eyes but in another thread we are again beat to death the difference between slew rate and rise time. Some still think that it is the same.
When it gets to open loop and closed loop bandwidth the opinions are all over the place.
Today I was at the Elektor HQ to present what they call a Masterclass on feedback.
They will produce a DVD for their publication.
Tomorrow I will go back there to do a German version.
In this masterclass I explain that slew rate has nothing to do with feedback, and that phase shift is not the same as delay.
But it is sometimes frustrating, especially when you sense that it is not that they are incapable of understanding it, no, its because they REFUSE to understand it; they are ONLY interested in repeating their particular opinion and confuse that with facts.
Ahh, the vices of a post-fact society ;-)
jan
Post-Fact-Society, i never heard THAT phrase but now everything falls into place !
Do what you think, make what you please. Is that the new freedom of thought ?
Do what you think, make what you please. Is that the new freedom of thought ?
Post-Fact-Society, i never heard THAT phrase but now everything falls into place !
Do what you think, make what you please. Is that the new freedom of thought ?
I can recommend 'True Enough - learning to live in a Post-Fact Society' by Farhad Manjoo (Wiley press). The post-fact thing is that any opinion is valid and 'true' - there is no difference between opinion and fact. In a sense, people construct their own personal truth and it is not necessary for this truth to be rooted in reality.
jan
My mother said : "Nothing is safe".
She probably said 'Nichts ist sicher' which would translate to 'Nothing is certain' 😉
jan
I can recommend 'True Enough - learning to live in a Post-Fact Society' by Farhad Manjoo (Wiley press). The post-fact thing is that any opinion is valid and 'true' - there is no difference between opinion and fact. In a sense, people construct their own personal truth and it is not necessary for this truth to be rooted in reality.
jan
Subjective reality. It is the basis for a great deal of the well constructed(in opinion) ideas that shape our modern society.
Since i was 14 i had the impression to live in a world of controlled psychosis.
Sure, there may be another reality. Still the best i heard about that problem comes from Buddha : " There are many truth but only one reality ".
That has not changed much the last 5000 years.
Sure, there may be another reality. Still the best i heard about that problem comes from Buddha : " There are many truth but only one reality ".
That has not changed much the last 5000 years.
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