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pm's sent... Post in here before 11:00 am est tomorrow if you want in
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I'll place the order in the morning. Couldn't get them on the phone but I'll place it from the web page.
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I've called them to verify stock and price. My guess is it'll be somewhere around $8.50 a piece after tax and shipping.
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That might do it! I'll pm you my info
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RIP Isabella! I had a pointer just like her. I miss her dearly and that was 25 years ago
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excellent... Lets wait a day or two to see if we can get 15-20 more
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Want to build a balanced dac. dont know where to start
sbelyo replied to BadgerMcBadger's topic in Do It Yourself
Now that you've been roasted... If it's an easy first time build for a balanced DAC start here http://www.twistedpearaudio.com/landing.aspx The IVY output stage will drive headphones directly Try a dynalo first then graduate to something HV -
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cool, 1 or two more for 20 each or any combo that gets us close to 100 and I'll pull the trigger
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Hi All... Anyone up for a group buy of IXCP10M90S ? This place below seems to have 146 of them and is in Florida. I know I need them for a bunch of projects and could wait but I'm thinking this might be good for everyone. Has anyone ordered from this place before? https://store.nacsemi.com/Products/Detail?part=IXCP10M90S&stock=XSJMZ0000019254&Mfr=IXYS&auth=n&utm_campaign=listing&utm_source=findchips&utm_medium=aggregator&utm_content=textlink&instock=y I'll run it like my others in the past. I'd say 7-10 people is all we need. I'm in for 30
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I have that very amp and use the same settings as well. I definitely don't want to let these go to waste I did some research and talked to some people that have built this amp for headphones. The 32 ohm and 120 ohm are the taps I'm going to use. From all accounts I should be good with that.
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Transformer-Coupled Balanced Output for Solid-State Preamps
sbelyo replied to sbelyo's topic in Do It Yourself
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Hi All... I was cleaning up and found a pair of Electraprint OPT that I had wound for headphone impedance. I've attached the values. I got these for a build of tubelab's TSE that has now changed to a TSE II. My plan was to use 45 tubes for the output, that would give me 1-2 watts. The headphones I use are HE-560 and HE-6 SE. I have HD-650 and Beyer DT-770 (250 Ohm) as well. My thinking was to start with the 32 ohm tap and connect them directly to the headphones. I don't want to fry the headphones or blow my ear drum if something goes wrong so I'm looking for a sanity check. Should I build it for headphones and use these OPT's or abandon them and get a new set for speakers?
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I read the reviews and it seems like it's not their stock. They place orders at market price. Some good reviews, some bad.
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Anybody ever order from this place. https://www.win-source.net/ ? Looks like they're in HK. Hopefully the stuff is real
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Transformer-Coupled Balanced Output for Solid-State Preamps
sbelyo replied to sbelyo's topic in Do It Yourself
that's some good reading. I didn't see that. Thanks -
Transformer-Coupled Balanced Output for Solid-State Preamps
sbelyo replied to sbelyo's topic in Do It Yourself
I agree, I've found a few schematics online similar to the one I posted above. I see that edcor makes a similar one for $28 https://edcorusa.com/products/copy-of-pc-series-balanced-or-unbalanced-line-matching-transformers?variant=41110251962555 I think I'll order a pair just to see how it works. The Jensen transformers are $95 each. I also found https://cinemag.biz/line_input/line_input.php Do you think I'm fine with 600 Ohm | 600 Ohm like the article? The input would come from the lineout of a chord mojo and feed a Dynalo mini -
Anyone ever try something like this? https://audioxpress.com/files/attachment/2685 I wanted to see if I could find something passive that would take an unbalanced signal from a preamp and convert it o a balanced output. Is this worth trying? Or would I damage the balanced amp?
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That's vintage 2007 right there. I have a working 2 channel single ended original Dynahi amp that I recently retired. It's a great amp
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Thanks, I'm sure I'll need the help. I remember the lil kinght boards are SuSy but were layed out for the LT jfets and had a regulator for the servo power. The THAT340 boards did away with the regulator and added the THAT340, probably some other changes as well to account for sand that went out of production. Since I have the parts for both I'll most likely build them and see what I like better. I figure why not since I'm only populating the amp boards and drilling the heatsink mounts for the second set
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Mine too... I have a single ended version from the original headwize site with the jfets and a dynalo mini as well. I have two sets of amp boards, the lil knight version and the that340 version. I have the parts for both and jfets for both so I'm not sure which one I'll build. I'm leaning towards the lil knight boards first, we'll see I guess
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Dusted off the PSU for the Dynahi. Will try to finish this by next week. CanJam got me all fired up! I realized how good my setup sounds compared to some high end stuff there so I figured I'd finish this project.
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Kerry's amp sounded great! It was great to meet ya finally. Didn't get to listen to the T2 sadly
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