Hello!
Anyone has successfully built this amplifier? Would you share your thoughts and experience?
monobloc-se-32-cfb-2012version
How it sounds??
Thanks in advance!!
Anyone has successfully built this amplifier? Would you share your thoughts and experience?
monobloc-se-32-cfb-2012version
How it sounds??
Thanks in advance!!
His site has a virus, everytime I open it my windows become infected and a virus programm has to be moved in the trash folder.
After that, my virus scanner did check the whole computer for more infects automatically.
After that, my virus scanner did check the whole computer for more infects automatically.
The only thing wrong with his site is it isn't using https. Lots of browsers throw flags over that.
Avira anti-virus, which I use, flags that page and quarantines an item. It also runs a quick immediate scan.
This site is one of those valuable resources that is not so actively managed anymore, so I took the precaution to copy the entire site using a site copying tool. I can check which one, if anyone is interested.
Maybe there is a case for someone like DiyAudio to become custodians of these sites created by the people who worked their whole lives with tubes.
John's Radio Web lost its owner this year, and other sites have to be sourced from archive sites, if you know where to look in the first place.
Maybe there is a case for someone like DiyAudio to become custodians of these sites created by the people who worked their whole lives with tubes.
John's Radio Web lost its owner this year, and other sites have to be sourced from archive sites, if you know where to look in the first place.
WRT Patrick's website, my IT guru says all of Patrick's webpages are ok, however the webserver he uses inserts some malicious redirect code in to 404 type responses. The hosting service should be able to clean that up. It would seem that different browsers and PC's react differently to the webserver's responses, as my Chrome browser shows no issue with good or incorrect links to the website.
0.566Vrms for full clipping.
http://www.turneraudio.com.au/monob...amp-sheet1-13e1-33percent-cfb-25april2012.gif
Schematic of the amplifier has two LF steps inside the NFB loop, something Patrick T did a lot. Need to calc those, if they are close frequencies, could result in instability.🙂
The 13E1 is a rather pricey little bottle. If you have some around and you feel confident that you can get the appropriate output transformer wound, I would say go for it! Whether that build is amazing or an oscillating mess will depend enormously on the OT.
Turner is a guy with the smarts to sort out any of the many potential problems with a design like this.
Not having the experience he does, I have opted for simpler approaches that sidestep problems that he tackled. I wouldn't attempt to copy this design myself. Too unique and too much risk I'd pay $$$ for parts that would end up being unsuitable.
Still, I love that he built it and shared it with the world.