New Pass preamps

[jacco vermeulen]

on picture

Mmm, the dog looks like a specimen of the Canis Corvus.
You Lakota folk seem to be their natural enemy, plus they smell Bar-Bee a mile away.

 

[Zen Mod]

Mmm, the dog looks like a specimen of the Canis Corvus.
You Lokata folk seem to be their natural enemy, plus they smell Bar-Bee a mile away.

ya meant Lakota ........ but I know......

anyway - this Lakota was a dog in previous life
😉

edit:

that's a reason why I like Bar-Bee ........

 

[jacco vermeulen]

Me tired, been doing Mexican in la Cucina all day, national holiday overhere.
(lokata is a boat radio brand)

 

[Zen Mod]

Me tired, been doing Mexican in la Cucina all day, national holiday overhere.
(lokata is a boat radio brand)

hehe

than your moustaches are certainly greasy ...........

making some tasty filled tortillas ........ ?

nice change from electronic DIY ........

btw - ZM is gonna receive Silver drek (low TIM drek ) tomorrow ...

btw - is this OT in this thread ?

 

[artale]

This was taken yesterday.

Nice picture!

Nelson, any news on when the XP10 will be out in the market?

Cheers,
-- Ale

 

[wayne]

We have been shipping the XP10 since last month.
Just trying to fill the orders. After listening distributors ordered in quantity. They are now flowing through production.

 

[Tolu]

How much does the XP10 cost and when will it be shown on the Pass website?

 

[mert]

pre

We have been shipping the XP10 since last month.
Just trying to fill the orders. After listening distributors ordered in quantity. They are now flowing through production.

I don't know how preamps will leave factory but I know is if you manage to make a stereo version of XA.5 amplifier which can give at least 60-100 watts 8 ohm, 120-200 4 ohm, I will be the first buyer. This is only thing that the market demands.(market is ''me'')

 

[cyclotronguy]

Teaser

XP-20 basement prototype.... Wayne and production are working on the real deal.

Cyclotronguy

 

[Brett]

This was taken yesterday.

You're a very cool, funny guy Nelson.

 

[Tolu]

@Nelson

What type of volume control is in the XP10?
DS1802 like in INT-150?

 

[Nelson Pass]

Not saying at this time. 😎

 

[Tolu]

Not saying at this time. 😎

Oh, than I have to commission James Bond to investigate...

He will gain insight and we will than build an XP 007. 😀

I am young ( ), I can wait( )!

 

[fredlock]

We need to be patient. I know Mr Pass is a very generous guy. He's just waiting for the right time. 😀

 

[Peppe]

www.passlabs.com/pdf/product manuals/xp-10_om.pdf

and official pictures on the Pass site 😉

Peppe

 

[Peppe]

There is an Extremely Small (but Non-zero) Chance That, Through a Process Know as Tunneling, This Product May Spontaneously Disappear from Its Present Location and Reappear at Any Random Place within the Universe, Including Your Neighbor’s Domicile. The Manufacturer Will Not Be Responsible for Any Damages, Inconvenience or Mental Anguish That May Result.

😀

 

[Tolu]

Does anyone knows more details about "Wayne Colburn's exceptional volume control" in the XP-10?

Anyone opened the case?

Is it the DS1802?

Please don't answer: Buy one (they want 6000€ in Germany, about 10.000 US$!)

 

[GRollins]

Assuming we're talking about the same thing, Wayne's circuit is discrete and patent pending. You'll be waiting for a while.

Grey

 

[Tolu]

The electronic volume control allows greater than 70 dB range and is driven by a micro-controller that reads the optical encoder serving as a front panel volume control. In this manner tracking of the volume of the two balanced channels is possible with accuracy unavailable on any ordinary volume control, assuring precise level steps and high common mode rejection in balanced circuits. Wayne Colburn’s exceptional volume control in conjunction with the fluorescent display give the user ability to replicate volume levels with absolute accuracy in steps of roughly 1 dB.

I think he is using a chip for attenuation and this chip will be free available. I don't think the circuit around this chip is patent pending.

 

[Nelson Pass]

You are talking about two different volume controls, one discrete, another
a chip set.