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#961 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: ILLINOIS
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LJM mentions it's OK to use less then +-60v rails and I've got an Onkyo adm21 that I was thinking on using the chassis, heatsink, and transformer. The transformer has 43-0-43, 33-0-33 (not used), 18-0-18, and 5vac. The schematic for this amp shows +-57.8 rails and it uses 2sc5200, 2sa1943 (just one of each for each channel.
Is the L20SE going to live with this much rail voltage? ![]() |
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#962 |
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Join Date: Jun 2019
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I'd like to ask whether the CP1 22uF input capacitor is a part od the negative feedback circuit in those amps?
If the answer is yes, CP1 can't be shorted even if there is no Vdc at the input. I think the answer is YES. |
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