Thanks to all, who Like my pic
sounds warm and smooth
19dB is too much , doupled R13 and reduce to about 13,2dB
20Hz amplification is slightly 0,6dB more...
low end punch is a lot, but additonal with F5 Lateral it is tooooo much in the low end. souinds very fat but controlled
will do the second PCB with Toshiba J313/2013....
sounds warm and smooth
19dB is too much , doupled R13 and reduce to about 13,2dB
20Hz amplification is slightly 0,6dB more...
low end punch is a lot, but additonal with F5 Lateral it is tooooo much in the low end. souinds very fat but controlled
will do the second PCB with Toshiba J313/2013....
setting procedure is - observe voltage across R10 to set your desired Iq, second DVM across R13 to set as close to possible to 0mV
during setup procedure ignore measuring anything else, especially do not look at R11
start with P3 preset in mid position
again, parameters are Iq and DC Offset across R13, not symmetry of voltages across R10 and R11
during setup procedure ignore measuring anything else, especially do not look at R11
start with P3 preset in mid position
again, parameters are Iq and DC Offset across R13, not symmetry of voltages across R10 and R11
I would want more substantial heatsinks myself if we're talking about doubling the dissipation here. Would it "sound better?" 🤷♂️ But obviously get the circuit properly dialed in first with these qty=100 trimpots..how high could the bias be, or make it sense to run this 80-100mA??
if you have problem, better not listening to it
power it off, inspect once more do you have all components with right values in right positions
if both channels are behaving same wrong, you made some systematic error
I mean - circuit is very simple per se, what's tricky (somewhat) is setting procedure, if you want to pursue some specific THD Spectra
so, usual drill - confirm proper rails, proper parts positioning, proper soldering job....
power it off, inspect once more do you have all components with right values in right positions
if both channels are behaving same wrong, you made some systematic error
I mean - circuit is very simple per se, what's tricky (somewhat) is setting procedure, if you want to pursue some specific THD Spectra
so, usual drill - confirm proper rails, proper parts positioning, proper soldering job....
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