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In Reply to: RE: That's OK if you are willing to accept some LF attenuation ... posted by Frihed89 on February 18, 2015 at 06:54:44
>>CDP: ouput impedance 650K-600 Ohms 1-20K Hz<<
Hmm, can you clarify that 650K is not a typo?
Also, are both amps connected permanently and if so, how ... or did you mention them because you swap amps from time to time?
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No, it's not. JA pointed it out in the review in Stereophile. The output stage is an anode follower (with 2 ECC188); that was his explanation, as I recall.I guess that's a cathode follower on the anode, instead of the cathode? You can tell me why that raises the impedance in the bass. I'm an economist. I can tell you what upper hemi-continuity of a utility function is!
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Edits: 02/18/15
That makes all the difference and starts to make some sense. In fact, depending on the amount of feedback utilised a coupling cap of 0.22uF could be quite adequate because the feedback compensates for what would normally result in reduced LF. It's even possible to design for slight LF boost.
It pays to know exactly what we are dealing with and what your specific goal is. If we can see a schematic we can tell you precisely what to do to achieve your goal. This may not entail swapping OP caps at all.
Naz
Thanks, but there isn't one and the circuit is on a board and i can't follow it.
I am wondering if you can tell me what would happen if I hooked up a TVC to this Dac, and whether I am not better off simply attenuating at the preamp output (because of high gain in the DAC and amp) with my one pair of 95dB sensitive speakers.
Observe, before you think. Think before you open your yap. Act on the basis of experience.
Is excessive gain your only problem & is this the only reason for wanting to hook up a tvc?
It would be possible but there are other cheaper & possibly better ways to accomplish the same thing. You may need some technical expertise though.
Naz
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