Hi Oliver,
Sorry to hear about the accident. Never a good thing. Hope all goes well for you.
Regards,
Kevin
Hi Kevin,. Thanks! I am in the mend, just slowly. Hopefully I'll be further along by the end of the month.
O
Hi,
I use a low output Lyra cartridge. Do you have some performance measurement for noise at gain around 64dB?
I use a low output Lyra cartridge. Do you have some performance measurement for noise at gain around 64dB?
Only a few PCB's left!
Let me know if you're interested
Hi,
I use a low output Lyra cartridge. Do you have some performance measurement for noise at gain around 64dB?
Hi,.
I don't have measurements for noise, sorry. I'd like some so I'll get mine built and try and get it measured.
What I can tell you is that I have run a DLS1 and DL304 through it without issues with noise. My speakers are 95db so pretty efficient.
Thanks
Oliver
View attachment Bigbottle BOM - Final Revision.pdf
I have finally rectified the troublesome (is physical size) 4.7uf Capacitor with a smaller alternative. The BOM is now fully complete with all up to date alterations and part numbers.
PLEASE NOTE:
No values have changed in this BOM. Just part numbers. If you have ordered parts listed on the previous BOM, they will be fine! The alteration was only done for ease of fitting the cap on to the board.
Once again, thanks to everyone for taking part. There are 30 of these PCB's now out in the world, with three fully built ones residing happily in the homes of DIY'ers.
I look forward to your Pictures and feedback.
Oliver
I have finally rectified the troublesome (is physical size) 4.7uf Capacitor with a smaller alternative. The BOM is now fully complete with all up to date alterations and part numbers.
PLEASE NOTE:
No values have changed in this BOM. Just part numbers. If you have ordered parts listed on the previous BOM, they will be fine! The alteration was only done for ease of fitting the cap on to the board.
Once again, thanks to everyone for taking part. There are 30 of these PCB's now out in the world, with three fully built ones residing happily in the homes of DIY'ers.
I look forward to your Pictures and feedback.
Oliver
Hi Oliver,View attachment 736264
I have finally rectified the troublesome (is physical size) 4.7uf Capacitor with a smaller alternative. The BOM is now fully complete with all up to date alterations and part numbers.
PLEASE NOTE:
No values have changed in this BOM. Just part numbers. If you have ordered parts listed on the previous BOM, they will be fine! The alteration was only done for ease of fitting the cap on to the board.
Once again, thanks to everyone for taking part. There are 30 of these PCB's now out in the world, with three fully built ones residing happily in the homes of DIY'ers.
I look forward to your Pictures and feedback.
Oliver
I'll post pics of my Bigbottle build when i learn how to
Steve..
Hi chaps , found you! Where did you get your tranny from Oliver?
Cheers Andy
Hi Andy!
Audiophonics have a custom transformer service. Be aware that it took them nearly 6 weeks to deliver mine.
Hi Oliver,
I'll post pics of my Bigbottle build when i learn how to
Steve..
Hi Steve,
You can use an image hosting site such as imgbb
It's very easy one you have figured it out.
Looking forward to the pics!
A quick announcement:
Unfortunately, the values of resistor we calculated for the RIAA accuracy are not working in the way we expected. The RIAA needs some fine tuning. This will be investigated this week and I'll make an amendment to BOM as soon as we have the level of accuracy I expect.
Unfortunately, the values of resistor we calculated for the RIAA accuracy are not working in the way we expected. The RIAA needs some fine tuning. This will be investigated this week and I'll make an amendment to BOM as soon as we have the level of accuracy I expect.
Good, that I wasn´t in a hurry to finish the riaa then
Looking forward to read your results.
I know!!
It's only swapping a couple of resistors out but I can't get over to the test equipment. Still can't drive with my hand in plaster!
Hopefully be sorted by next week's end.
Finally managed to get the alterations done today. Thanks to Alan for his time!
NEW & FINAL BOM!!!
View attachment Bigbottle BOM - 22.02.19.pdf
Alterations:
R113.213 = 68K
R121.221 = 180K
R122.222.= 27K
C131.231 = DO NOT FIT!
NEW & FINAL BOM!!!
View attachment Bigbottle BOM - 22.02.19.pdf
Alterations:
R113.213 = 68K
R121.221 = 180K
R122.222.= 27K
C131.231 = DO NOT FIT!
4.7uF caps
Hi Oliver,
I have slowly gone about getting the parts for this board. I managed to pick up some Panasonic PP 4.7uF 450VDC caps for C131.231 from RS Components. They fit perfectly into the space allowed. You mention that by doubling up on the 2.2uF you seemed to get better body, so I might try these out too for C132.232 & 144.
Regards,
Kevin
Hi Oliver,
I have slowly gone about getting the parts for this board. I managed to pick up some Panasonic PP 4.7uF 450VDC caps for C131.231 from RS Components. They fit perfectly into the space allowed. You mention that by doubling up on the 2.2uF you seemed to get better body, so I might try these out too for C132.232 & 144.
Regards,
Kevin
Kevin, I did put an update on the thread a couple of posts ago.(#175)
C131,231 are no longer required!
Use those caps in place of the two 2.2uf next to them. The third 2.2uf near the back of the PCB must be left alone as it's part of the PSU.
I'll add a pic to demonstrate.
C131,231 are no longer required!
Use those caps in place of the two 2.2uf next to them. The third 2.2uf near the back of the PCB must be left alone as it's part of the PSU.
I'll add a pic to demonstrate.
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