Edit_ sorry i confused it with the vari mu!Great build!
Are you using the same meter driver for diode comp?
Edit_ sorry i confused it with the vari mu!Great build!
Are you using the same meter driver for diode comp?
Great sound!Here’s a sound sample. pumpkineaterdiode.flac has been processed with the diode compressor and pumpkineater.flac has not.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-BXke8NqWyzh0HN2DIFcmSa_m98N8sZH
Here’s a sound sample. pumpkineaterdiode.flac has been processed with the diode compressor and pumpkineater.flac has not.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-BXke8NqWyzh0HN2DIFcmSa_m98N8sZH
I've done that more times than I can count...I accidentally flipped the channels by having my L/R cables crossed
edit: I uploaded corrected version to the folder.
I had the attack and release at fastest position, ratio at low and the compression meter needles were barely moving. Since the compression knee is fairly sharp and ratio pretty high even at lowest ratio pushing it heavy will quickly end up sounding way too compressed.are you pushing it heavy?
It's a quite small core, so it will probably start to saturate early; you can expect some 3rd-order THD.What does the Monacor LTR-110 add to the output sonically ? FQ response of that transformer looks quite flat on paper.
It's a secondary output. You may use it as such or hook it to anything, as long as you don't load it unduly.Also, pins 4 and 5 of that xfmr would be unused. Good for hooking up an LED indicator...? Any other use ?
Compared to what? Certainly you can't drive the primary between 1 and 3 and ground pin 2. You could drive the primary between 2 and 3, for 6dB additional gain, but the frequency response may suffer because of the reduced coupling. Grounding pin 7 should make very little difference, but you would ruin CMRR.And would hooking pin2 and / or pin7 to ground make much of a difference?
The extra winding might be used to make a negative impedance converter driver. That could improve the thd and bandwidth by quite a bit. But NIC drivers are very sensitive so a lot of experimenting and testing would be necessary to even see if it would work correctly and be stable. And even though it would only be a few parts, one would have to be a trimmer I think.Also, pins 4 and 5 of that xfmr would be unused. Good for hooking up an LED indicator...? Any other use ?
Do you suggest driving the bridge control current from two inverted sources?Can the standalone diode bridge be retrofitted with this DC balancing ? Would different resistor values be needed ?
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