As usual Mr Pass covers all bases, I wonder if he ever played baseball at college? The great Zen Mod should know.
I think it's more to do with lessons learned with messing around with circuitry hooked up to his flux capacitor.
while some were on the field training muscles, he was on the grandstands, dealing with chicks
which gave him enough xperience, later to pick - best wife
Ah, I see Zen Mod thanks for the inside info. As always, behind every husband there is always a great wife. Mrs. Pass must be the ultimate.
Aside from the pinouts, would an OS stage for Stasis look pretty similar to the BA complimentary boards? I have a hard time deciphering the bias circuitry in the schematics.
Or if one used the BA boards as-is, you’d have a Burning Stasis?
Or if one used the BA boards as-is, you’d have a Burning Stasis?
So drive +/- would feed an OS, and the ‘out’ would be your typical single-ended or standalone signal, correct?
Q9 is bias generator for bipolar OS and driving modulation for same
everything right from Out badge on FE schm is for voltage biasing of "outer" output transistors ....... Papa just forgot to label "+C" and "-C" on schematic, while they're clearly visible on pcb
print all posted schm in first post an stare at them
everything right from Out badge on FE schm is for voltage biasing of "outer" output transistors ....... Papa just forgot to label "+C" and "-C" on schematic, while they're clearly visible on pcb
print all posted schm in first post an stare at them
I think ZM is referring to a Cascaded Output stage as per the Stasis 2 schematic. As you can see in the photo of Nelson's test jig, all components for that version (C7-C10 and R23-R28) are not loaded. He has even left off the output zobel components R22 and C6 as built and tested.
I’ve studied the schematic a bit more and still wrapping my brain around it. This help a lot, thanks!
Papa Stasis Rock
Wow! Impressive. I love this. Can you send me the details of you build?