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PeeCeeBee Preamplifier GB

Just finished. 🙂🙂🙂
 

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Just finished. 🙂🙂🙂

Very nice Shaan 🙂
One quick question on the outputs you have connected a cap + resistor with the signal side and the grounds, any specific reason why that is needed? And also where this outputs connected to as the cables go beneath the PCB and not visible from the pics. Is this 2 different outputs and what are the differences?

Thanks
 
Hi Manniraj.

Thanks.

The electrolytics are connected from before C27/C28 and act as a second hot output with higher current capacity in order to drive headphones if necessary, or just act an auxiliary output for connecting a subwoofer amp. As the 22ohm was bypassed for the electrolytic I installed a 33ohm(didn't have 22ohm ready at hand) in series and installed a 15kohm from its negative pin to ground to give the electro a charging path. The offset is set slightly positive to bias the electros in the correct polarity.