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DIY T-Amp user/diyer come here :), TA2024 complete build board diy
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mikoblackcat
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Oct 17 2008, 08:38 AM
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Nice... I am getting a T amp soon.. and it will be driven by a diy tube pre-amp (I actually had it long time ago). I also have the vintage CORAL 8A-40 full range driver but no enclosure yet..
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mikoblackcat
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Oct 17 2008, 08:20 PM
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QUOTE(jazzy939 @ Oct 17 2008, 09:04 AM) hi mikoblackcat, soon as in 'batch 5' ? how soon is that?  Can you give some details of your DIY tube pre-amp..? TQ. Oh.. I have no idea about the "batch 5"... I am getting it from here... Diyparadisethis it the amp  as for the diy tube pre-amp, I am using the famous Marantz M7 tube pre-amp circuit but it is already enhanced where all the tone control is taken out.. (I prefer to run flat), The power supply is also improved by using a solid state regulator and a regulated DC heater supply... I wish I can post the schematic here but I no longer have it.. unless it is somewhere inside the boxes where all my junks is stored..
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mikoblackcat
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Oct 17 2008, 08:42 PM
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QUOTE(bsl555 @ Oct 17 2008, 08:35 PM) M7?.. Didn't impress me at all when I last played with one that was sold as a kit from Octave. It had many faults like high noise floor, some hum, picked up RF noise, too high output. Quite a flawed performer. Hope yours ain't like that. Huh... sorry to hear that...mine is completely diy.. no PCB... it is hard wired point to point an have no problem.. in tube pre-amp / power amp, there is a lot of thing that needed to be considered such as the placement of the power transformer (distance / orientation) from the audio circuitry. ground loop is also the major cause of hum besides the heater supply wiring and type of voltage fed to the heater...
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