matta
Well-known member
Hi Guys,
I'm working on a 15V power supply for another Green Pre. I am done but the voltages I get are +14.9V, 0V, -14.7V and 47.8V (unloaded).
It was an existing PSU that was outputing + and - 10V so I swopped out some of the resistors to up it to 15V, but I am now left with a .2V difference between the negative and positive rails. Should this be a concern?
My gut says yes, but I am still a Newbie and need to know. I assume if it is that I need to swop out a resistor or 2 to try and balance them or could this be a cap related difference?
I've fired it up and recorded a couple tracks and can't hear anything different, not sure if I should, or should I?
Thanks
Mattt
I'm working on a 15V power supply for another Green Pre. I am done but the voltages I get are +14.9V, 0V, -14.7V and 47.8V (unloaded).
It was an existing PSU that was outputing + and - 10V so I swopped out some of the resistors to up it to 15V, but I am now left with a .2V difference between the negative and positive rails. Should this be a concern?
My gut says yes, but I am still a Newbie and need to know. I assume if it is that I need to swop out a resistor or 2 to try and balance them or could this be a cap related difference?
I've fired it up and recorded a couple tracks and can't hear anything different, not sure if I should, or should I?
Thanks
Mattt