Looking for a Cloudlifter Type Thing

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I'm sorry to hear that discussion turned sour  :(

By accident I recently ran into another 'fat-barrel'-homebrew-style for sale (with a bonus/sloppy polarity inversion thrown in):
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/martiaudio-line-preamp-booster

No idea if this one uses BJT or FET.

Back to the DIY-ribbon-thread, it could be interesting to compare BJT & FET versions here, since that source impedance region could be addressed by both of them.
 
Check out this page:
http://russelltechnologies.co.uk/rmp-1.html 

So put it in a diecast box with a couple of XLR connectors. Then you can put your name and logo on it, call it a "Cloudraiser" or "Shirtlifter" or something.
 
evil grill said:
So put it in a diecast box with a couple of XLR connectors. Then you can put your name and logo on it, call it a "Cloudraiser" or "Shirtlifter" or something.

[lame joke alert] In case of the latter name then two male XLRs I assume, which is however a bit impractical...
 
Ricardus said:
Who has a nice kit for a cloudlifter type circuit? I'm needing to build a pair.
Check my last post there
https://groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=5743.new;topicseen#new
This one on the pic is populated with LSK170's, but the full-blown design takes 2xLSK389's.

I have only PCB's. The rest is easily available, even the damn LSK389's
 

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This SOS article has a pretty detailed analysis of the Royer dBooster and its impressive results: https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/royer-labs-dbooster
 
abbey road d enfer said:
I've had 20 made. I used 4 or 5 for prototyping and testing, and I'll use a couple, the rest is available for anyone interested.

This is so cool, thanks for sharing!  If you need more LSK I can help ship them to you.
 
abbey road d enfer said:
I've had 20 made. I used 4 or 5 for prototyping and testing, and I'll use a couple, the rest is available for anyone interested.

Got mine yesterday, PCBs look great, thanks for fast shipping, Abbey!
 

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