voltage for MM and HMC
Hello,
Several questions, if you please.
What would be the best transformers secondary tension for MM and / or HMC, please? What about the power of such transformers, please? Toroid transformers are well suited for such applications, in your opinion?
Warm regards and happy auditions!
Hello,
Several questions, if you please.
What would be the best transformers secondary tension for MM and / or HMC, please? What about the power of such transformers, please? Toroid transformers are well suited for such applications, in your opinion?
Warm regards and happy auditions!
33 to 35 VAC 30-50VA each. Many have used toroids with peripheral magnetic shielding with success. Antek for instance.
I use this one with no issues: AS-1236 - 100VA 36V Transformer - AnTek Products Corp
Relatively cheap and they have an excellent customer service. I have one trany (for different project) that made hum/vibration and they sent me a new one very quickly (lake two days and I already had it in my house). They care about safety and they told me not to use the noisy one and to trash it immediately. Good luck.
Relatively cheap and they have an excellent customer service. I have one trany (for different project) that made hum/vibration and they sent me a new one very quickly (lake two days and I already had it in my house). They care about safety and they told me not to use the noisy one and to trash it immediately. Good luck.
THE MAGNETIC SHIELD AROUND THE OUTSIDE TO REDUCE THE MAGNETIC LEAKAGE
Hello,
I did search on Antek site the string "THE MAGNETIC SHIELD AROUND THE OUTSIDE TO REDUCE THE MAGNETIC LEAKAGE" and I didn't find any more details about.
In my previous RIAA preapms I did use two transformers having cross connected their primary coils. It made power supply dead quite.
Now I would wish do command such magnetic shield at my favorite manufacturer ... but I need something technically more precised.
Maybe a short circuit on the leakage magnetic field (a short circuit made by a lateral cooper band... may be).
What would be "THE MAGNETIC SHIELD AROUND THE OUTSIDE TO REDUCE THE MAGNETIC LEAKAGE" in your opinion, experience please?
Hello,
I did search on Antek site the string "THE MAGNETIC SHIELD AROUND THE OUTSIDE TO REDUCE THE MAGNETIC LEAKAGE" and I didn't find any more details about.
In my previous RIAA preapms I did use two transformers having cross connected their primary coils. It made power supply dead quite.
Now I would wish do command such magnetic shield at my favorite manufacturer ... but I need something technically more precised.
Maybe a short circuit on the leakage magnetic field (a short circuit made by a lateral cooper band... may be).
What would be "THE MAGNETIC SHIELD AROUND THE OUTSIDE TO REDUCE THE MAGNETIC LEAKAGE" in your opinion, experience please?
Thanks Salas. I am thinking about the transformer and caps now. I am going to use a dual secondary transformer, one secondary per shunt. Is it better to leave the grounds of the two supplies separate or is it better to connect them at the negative terminal of the caps (see attached)?
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I can recommend the grounding arrangement as shown in the build guide.Totally hum free listening in both my MM and high gain MC versions.
Don't add zero ohm loops.
Keep them separate and ONLY make connections WHERE they are needed.
Whoa...how hot are the heatsinks supposed to get on the shunt? I can hold my finger on them for maybe 2 seconds max. They are pretty hot. Its a 1.5 inch tall heat sink on the shunts and the case is open right now it will get hotter closed. Should I be worried?
Small sinks for 10R R1. They used larger ones or the floor of bigger boxes for that version. Use 15R later.
Thanks Salas. I will try 15 ohm for R1.
I have to say, so far I've used the shunt for a few hours and it is better than batteries. Bigger, more dynamic. But Ism also going from a single battery supply to dual shunts. But I like what Iam hearing so far.
I have to say, so far I've used the shunt for a few hours and it is better than batteries. Bigger, more dynamic. But Ism also going from a single battery supply to dual shunts. But I like what Iam hearing so far.
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