what did you use for resistors?
You know I said I don't do numbers...kennyk wrote:what did you use for resistors?
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seriously, what type and value?
Just the ticket! I'll see what I can do beerwiseNo worries. reason I asked was I've got some Vishay VTA55 59ks I'm not using, which cost me $6 each from partsconnexion. would be happy to let them go for 1 beer
Cheers SCM - it may partly be that, but I think it's also down to a combination of factors: the Neats are pretty bright, and MF kit over-emphasises parts of the upper mid to treble: specifically, "ch" and "sh" sounds are lacerating (ditto alto sax), though everything else is sweet as a nut- if I could nail where in the system that arises I'd be a happy man... :Not Sure:It may be a tad toppy due to the silver cable needing some burn in time, nice work Earl.
Good point. Actually, reducing toe-in does reduce treble impact, but also has other issues like vaguer imaging and more reflection on the left channel where the speaker is unavoidably close to the wall... I also suspect reflection from the low ceiling may be part of the problem...Could it be something simple like toeing in your speakers a bit more?
In the "shunt" wiring, a portion of the signal currentis shunted away to earth, the remainder going straight to the power amp.Is anyone ableto explain how the "shunt" mod effectively by-passes the pot. What does this mean in practice ? Is it designed to give a purer signal. Is it called "shunt" because it shunts the in and out signals through one side of the pot ?
Nice amp - finally heard one at the w/e - probably the single best thing you can spend £300 onin hifi...I own a WAD Kel 84 !