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chinsettawong

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  1. 13 hours ago, mwl168 said:

    The boards you have are the GRHV PSU, different from the KGSSHV PSU. The 600 R resistor and the CPC1117N are there for those that want to implement a timed delay for the HV (for the amps using tube output like Blue Hawaii) You can simply leave them out if you don't need the delay function.

    I'm making a GG and will be using this GRHV board as well.  How can I enable the time delay HV function?  How long does it delay the HV to come up?  Do I need other circuits to work together with this function?

  2. Well, if the dust covers are not done right, they can affect the sound.  In the early days, I made my dust covers as tight as the diaphragm, and those indeed affected the sound, especially the bass.  On the newer headphones I make, I crumple the Mylar and only give it a light stretch to make the dust covers.  And they don't make any difference in sound.

    I happen to own a pair of Martin Logan.  I feel that the integration of their ESL and the subwoofer is not that great.  I very much perfer my DIY Full range ESL.

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  3. 1 hour ago, velinski said:

    Hello,

    The previous owner of my SR-007 Mk2 headphones has had wrongly adjusted bias supply of a DIY KGSS for a short period of time (couple of days) and the diaphragms have arced several times (by loud pops) - based on his words. Is it possible to check the condition of the diaphragms from the outside without disassembling the drivers?

    Thank you

    Unfortunately, it's impossible to check the diaphragm without opening up the housing and disassembling the driver. 

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