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thanks!lolol2 wrote: Tue Jun 07, 2022 10:17 pm Easy answer... I have seen people using the 22ohm in combination with the 3.9ohm and decided to use them too.
There was no big math behind that decision.
So I can't tell what exactly the diference to smaller ones would be.
I only can say that this combination is working for me.
Connect headphones to amp output and check if is amp doing cross-talk from one to other channel... that way you can isolate whether is amp or midstim stage. Some amps have sensitive inputs, it could also be inducing to other channel if you have long cable from sound card to amp, if you see amp is doing cross-talk, try connecting only one channel from sound card to see if it is in amp or in cable.19Hellothere83 wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 9:08 am I finished buiding the latest version with the new amp.
However I noticed that the two channels influence each other much more than on the version before.
What I mean is that when I switch on triphase one channel influences the other extemely.
E.g. on triphase the feeling on the left channel may vanishes or gets too stron when dialing up the right one.
I did not notice this in the previous unit?
connection between sound card and amp is a good quality jack to cinch.edger477 wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 10:34 amConnect headphones to amp output and check if is amp doing cross-talk from one to other channel... that way you can isolate whether is amp or midstim stage. Some amps have sensitive inputs, it could also be inducing to other channel if you have long cable from sound card to amp, if you see amp is doing cross-talk, try connecting only one channel from sound card to see if it is in amp or in cable.19Hellothere83 wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 9:08 am I finished buiding the latest version with the new amp.
However I noticed that the two channels influence each other much more than on the version before.
What I mean is that when I switch on triphase one channel influences the other extemely.
E.g. on triphase the feeling on the left channel may vanishes or gets too stron when dialing up the right one.
I did not notice this in the previous unit?
If you can connect headphones to amp output, yes, but first try them with normal input to make sure it works (with low volume) and you don't burn out headphones. Or if you have a good speaker for that amp.19Hellothere83 wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:50 pm
Should I play to different things on each channel and see if i can hear it on the other channel?
What kind of case and input/output jacks are you using? In my case (heh), which sounds kind of similar to yours, I had a metallic case and it was causing all sorts of issues with the input/output jacks not being properly insulated. see my post here on the other thread: viewtopic.php?p=315216#p315216ssw wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:20 am Hi Guys,
I live in Australia and sourcing the exact parts for this build have been an issue,
the transformer I am using is
https://www.jaycar.com.au/5w-line-speak ... r/p/MM1900
and the amp i am using is
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003447250822.html
Luckily me for me i test the voltages before getting anywhere near my junk, at first i started using a pure tone audio as a baseline to get the multimeter readings, all seems fine. in other scenarios when i test using the back of my hand it can go from a slight buzz to a jolt worthy of an electric fence.
Is it possible that voltage is accumulating in the amp or transformers ?
if i put the transformers close to each other can the voltage jump from one to another. ?
Thanks for any feedback, im keen to try it again but not with such random spikes
I build two units with the first schematics and the last one with the latest schematics.LegendaryDrive wrote: Fri Jun 24, 2022 3:07 am This is fantastic! Which schematic did you use? I’m wanting to build this and have started accumulating the parts.
next week ill use same setup for both boxes and see... maybe its just melolol2 wrote: Fri Jun 24, 2022 3:21 pm I don't noticed a big difference between both designs in channel interfering.
Triphase has always a kind of interfering in volume between the channels when you use one common electrode.
... ill report later next weeklolol2 wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 1:01 pmCan't hop into that discussion because I'm not that deep into electronic stuff but let me add that the Leicke power supply's should be all class 2, also the linked 12V one (Model NT03015).arig4711 wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 7:56 am I don't want to discuss the obvious anymore, but please be aware of the risks (also the recommended 12V Power supply is not Class II).
The shown picture on Amazon is just a general one, not representing the actual device.
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