Yamaha NE-80100 Discreet OPAMP wanted?

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jwhmca

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I have a bunch, but more importantly, I have one that was potted with easily removable silicon rubber... not the hard, dark epoxy stuff... Anyway, I could reverse engineer it and make a schematic/slash PCB... IF anyone likes these things???
 
Hasn't this already been sorted out here before?  I know I've seen it.  Someone made some too, I think.  Don't reinvent the wheel. 
 
That's what I thought too.... Dang, back to the drawing board. Seriously, I haven't seen anything like that... link?
 
Yes...and I have a pair of these with some pm-1000 input transformers and no ouput transformers and they sound great on.....anything!
Really vibey but still clean...

Anyone un-bury the schemo?

:)
 
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I don't know what Joe's sources are. He tends to know about stuff so I'm giving him the benefit,but we won't really know until we crack that little sucker open.
 
Conductor said:

I used a similar topology on a discrete buffer I added to beef up a bifet opamp output for a hifi phono preamp I sold more than 25 years ago. 


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While similar I used a lot less parts, and none of the dreaded evil electrolytic capacitors.

IMO this was serious over design on my part, but i did it because I could.  8)

JR
 
I'm still working on it... reversing the PCB, I'm not very good at schematic layout, it always looks like mess when I get done... If I make the PCB and schematic in PCB Express and upload the files can somebody clean it up/check my work?
 

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