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#151 |
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Sadly the amps gain is not adjustable. That has made it a poor pairing for several tube preamps.
I can tell you that I have had it on a few 96db speakers without issue. The preamps in those cases were ModWright and DartZheel. |
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#152 |
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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What is the gain of the amp?
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#153 |
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Thanks for letting me know. I should have done a better job of taking into account preamp/amp matching beforehand. But I can live with the sound as-is for now. It's actually a very satisfying amplifier in most aspects. Hopefully less gain in the replaced tubes of the preamp will solve the problem. I'll report back on how that works out.
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#154 |
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32db
I recently tried something. I made a hole between my output binding posts. A slot would work too. NO reason to destroy existing binding hole posts or anything nutty; it just means that there is an open path between the two without the case fully blocking them. It does seem to help a bit with SQ. |
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#155 |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Just received the amp board. Thanks
I am ordering the parts now from Mouser. They are out of the D45H11G bipolar transistor. Is there a substitute for it? On the pcb, there are 2 diodes (1n400x) shown but the part list does not include them, are these diodes required? Many thanks |
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#156 |
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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The manual explains what the diodes are for. Its mainly if you want to experiment and it's for protection against overvoltage. In the stock configuration they are not needed.
I bought most of my parts from Arrow and they had the transistor. |
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#157 |
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You can search for another D45 with the same specs. And as cspirou says. the diodes are not required.
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#158 |
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#159 |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Duracellzilla amp, Jeremy?
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#160 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2016
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Let me guess ... phono stage + preamp?
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