-
Posts
7,159 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
21
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Everything posted by kevin gilmore
-
http://gilmore.chem....du/dsc_0177.jpg The blackgate caps and the dact are mikhail's handiwork. here are the schematics for the 2 power supplies. The first one is the original supply that tom owns. http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/ksa5psschemold.pdf this is the newer version http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/ksa5psschem.pdf I think we will be doing the new version. I'm sure they sound different.
-
power supply board should be done by the end of this weekend.
-
The real way to look at this is to calculate what the Rp of the tube does when the tube is hard on. For example for a 6ca7 in this kind of circuit, a 30k plate resistor on 600 volts ends up with about 70 volts at saturation across the tube. You can calculate what it is for different tubes. But the last 20 volts before saturation is highly non-linear, and with a 600v supply, and 30k i would be surprised if the peak to peak output voltage would be more than 300 volts with <1% thd. I'll calculate more when i can get to a real computer later. For mikhails es1 disaster with the output tubes already biased to -150v, and 50k plate loads, the maximum peak to peak voltage (stator to ground) was also less than 300v on a 800 volt power supply.
-
Lower value plate resistors saturate the output tubes in a hurry. Try it and you will see. Constant current sources way better And lots more parts
-
I have over 2000 vinyl... Problem is feedback from the speakers right thru the turntable. I would have to put the turntable in another room to get that to work. Too much trouble. ripping sacd's with ps3 very easy once you get all the software pieces in the right place. trouble is the ps3 is a cheap piece of crap, and once the dvd player dies, getting replacements is impossible. As is replacement power supplies.
-
you need better eyes... http://gilmore.chem....u/ksa5orig2.jpg the relays are output relays driven by a simple delay circuit. no real protection. there evidently was an issue with 24v relays used on 21v. Q14 is the Vbe multiplier thermally tied to Q23 for output stage bias.
-
Board files available to all
-
The people at diy audio where i just posted this seem to think that Todd Eichenbaum actually designed it. I don't know, none of the people i knew at krell are still there so i have no way to verify. As a speaker amp, you probably want the most efficient horns you can get. Not a good idea.
-
Both Birgir and I have wanted one of these for quite a while, and they never seem to show up. So with a little help from one of the members here we were able to reverse engineer this one. http://gilmore.chem....rn.edu/ksa5.pdf http://gilmore.chem....rn.edu/ksa5.jpg still have work to do on the power supply. All the parts are still available, but identical and compatible parts also available. mpsw06 and mpsw56 and lsk389 I think this one is fairly cheap to do. And easy to assemble. Single channel is 10 x 3.65 inches. Single ended not really a HE6 killer, but balanced, a HE6 heavyweight for sure. If you replace the servo opamp with opa445, then you can go up to +/-35v rails. Then its definitely a HE6 killer single ended. picture of the original http://gilmore.chem....du/ksa5orig.jpg single ended with +/-21 power supplies, it does 10 vrms into 4 ohms or more. balanced 20 vrms into 8 ohms or more. single ended with +/-35 power supplies, it does 16 vrms into 4 ohms or more. balanced 32 vrms into 8 ohms or more.
-
8g3 also fake date code. There is one other fake date code that will take me a bit to find.
-
yep, those are the identical date code (0e4) that were the fakes that birgir and I shoved up dalbani's ass. Darlington, and good for no more than 30 volts.
-
Stax SRM-T1 hot trafo over 70 Celsius degree
kevin gilmore replied to Pirx's topic in Headphone Amplification
output dc on the tubes should be close to 0. 150v is not right -
Stax SRM-T1 hot trafo over 70 Celsius degree
kevin gilmore replied to Pirx's topic in Headphone Amplification
You need to measure the high voltage rails to know more. If they are 20% high, then what you really have is the transformer wired for 200v running on 240v. And then the transformer gets very hot. -
see if you can buy 2sk389/2sj109 or the singles versions... i'll bet you get a few hundred quotes.
-
This sucks bigtime.
-
Boomana's Big Ride (yup....looking for donations time)
kevin gilmore replied to boomana's topic in Off Topic
done -
The Ultimate DIY Part 2 ? The KGITSOJC
kevin gilmore replied to kevin gilmore's topic in Do It Yourself
No time for a while but I do want this done -
patents are a hunting licence. In this case a very poor hunting license. i can think of at least 3 different and easy ways around this patent. actually with logitech vs jha, this could turn into another dishnetwork vs tivo. speaking of alo, their latest http://www.studiosixamplifier.com/ looks a little bit like the old marantz 8b but seriously gas tube power supply ??
-
change the 15 ohm resistors to 5 ohms. But really that is a lot of extra heat in the power supply. or remove the current limit entirely by removing Q9,Q10,Q13,Q14
-
about 90ma
-
And birgir's favorite topic too
-
in the third stage, if you are using the 2sa1968's, to increase the current decrease R8 and R9. Probably the lowest you can go and still get it to balance is 400 ohms. if you are using the ixys parts decrease the values of R12,R19 for the output stage, to increase current decrease the values of R6 and R5 probably not lower than 125 ohms.
-
http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/kgsshvpsu.asc
-
please post the ltspice model for all to see. i can host it if necessary.
-
Megatron Electrostatic Headphone Amplifier
kevin gilmore replied to kevin gilmore's topic in Do It Yourself
everything is on the table. in fact there is so much stuff on the table, the table is going to break.
