Sure, CAT5 works well. I personally like the Cat5 with PTFE dielectric, you can often find surplus of it on places like ApexJr or ebay
Anything except a pure electrostatic. (which would require a specialized amplifier)
Stax electrostats with the transformer are fine.
One of the design goals was to be able to effortlessly drive any headphone -- which it does with style, ease, and grace.
Stax electrostats with the transformer are fine.
One of the design goals was to be able to effortlessly drive any headphone -- which it does with style, ease, and grace.
if going lower , just connect speakers instead
though , better lighter ones , or your neck will hurt , soon
🙂
though , better lighter ones , or your neck will hurt , soon
🙂
I am also interested in this project.
The FQP is much cheaper than IRF. Don't know how to make a decision. Is there any audible between them? Or which one work more stable?
The FQP is much cheaper than IRF. Don't know how to make a decision. Is there any audible between them? Or which one work more stable?
just buy what's easier
difference , if any , can be just marginal and strictly in taste department
difference , if any , can be just marginal and strictly in taste department
Preparing to jump in on my build. Thanks 6L6 for the great guidance and Wayne for the great design! I went with the Hammond case in black. The PCB fits like a glove in there. So great!
My build so far 🙂
Loving this build so far, PSU tests 100%, ordered the Red Hammond case ok 😀
Thanks 6L6 and Wayne 😎
Loving this build so far, PSU tests 100%, ordered the Red Hammond case ok 😀
Thanks 6L6 and Wayne 😎
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You can get OPA2604 from Schuro (DIY-audio4you) here: Dual FET-Input OPA2604 AP Low Distortion Burr Brown TI Audio OpAmp DIP-8 850005 | eBay
Ernst
Have some opa1612 lying around... think I'll try one of them when I've build mine...
currently waiting for parts to arrive and have limited time because of work 🙁