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nice results, I'm looking forward to building mine

 

Might skimp on the power supply though to get it to fit in a smaller case. Thinking about just P2P-ing the KGSSHV LV supply

 

If someone has the regulated krell supply I would be willing to purchase that, good size

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use plenty of heatsinking... 320ma on each

 

it should be noted that the distortion figures above

are unbalanced in, unbalanced out.

 

balanced out reduces the second harmonic by about 6db

resulting in a thd of less than .002%

 

at these levels its silly and very expensive to go any further.

 

singlepower squarewave into 50 ohms is .055%

(no matter what Mikhail said, never designed to drive 50 ohms)

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Use their economy shipping (Mouser). I just placed a small order on Wednesday and got it today ($4.99 shipping).

 

BTW, mounting my multiamp on a piece of veneered plywood for now. Any recs for a fuse? I have a 2A fast blow in right now, no issues, but seems a bit high?

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I was reading some threads on diyAudio, and found this power supply: http://www.diyinhk.com/shop/audio-kits/50-17uv-ultralow-noise-dac-power-supply-regulator-1215v-1a.html

 

In +/-15V mode, it seems like it should power the Dynalo well enough. It should also be quite a bit smaller than the power one haa15 units, even factoring in the size of the transformer. (And this gives the option of using a nicer transformer that doesn't hum.)

 

Has anyone heard anything about diyinhk? Any thoughts on whether this PSU is any good?

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That's what I used for swapping out the switching supply in the lavry da11. It's ok but as someone else mentioned the negative regulator just regulates ground, if that matteres to you.

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gepardcv, haven't measured it myself, but this supply -despite what they say about it- is very noisy.

Some have experienced this at DIYAudio.

Personally, I wouldn't dare.

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Is the hum from the premade supplies a real issue?

 

I can hear a slight hum in a quiet room, assuming there isn't much noise coming in from open windows, nearby refrigerators, fans, or other noisemakers. Can't hear it with music playing, of course. It might bother other people less, but it bothers me just enough that if I build another one of these, I will definitely not use a Power-One unit. They are nice enough, but probably not intended for audio. I was thinking of making a Dynalo for a friend (I certainly like the amp enough to want to share), and would not feel comfortable with the result if it buzzes.

 

Thanks for the comments and advice, everyone. I'll look into the sigma22.

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You can consider other things like super regulators or shunt regulators if you're that concerned. Might be interesting to see what the differences are.

 

Kevin gave the current draw so it's pretty easy to dial in a shunt regulator. I have Salas Boards if you're interested.

 

Diyaudio's store has the Super Regulator back in stock, I picked up a few boards.

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there is no hum whatsoever in either of mine, but I'm using power supplies that

are probably 15 years old.

 

most of it I would expect is radiation from the transformer.

 

so with a really good torroid, you should be able to make it absolutely quiet.

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Is there a way to convert to TRS from 4-pin XLR from this amplifier if it's always putting out balanced drive? Didn't really seem obvious to me without installing a BAL/SE switch

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The problem with that is that you need a breakout cable to go from 2x3pin to 4 pin...maybe it makes sense just to have a 5 pin at the amplifier and make dedicated breakout cables for everything?

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oh that's what your posts have been talking about this whole time? damn I feel like I solved a mystery

so I guess there are either mini 5 pin xlrs or lemo connectors as the normal choices

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