MiamiBoy said:Hello Silent Art.
Can you please help/direct me to "where to begin" -i wanna build my very own Dual LA2A.
My post here on top of page 95 wasn't answered and i feel like this is a very secretive project.
There's no direct instructions on where to begin and no obvious answers or solutions for beginners.
Like a "closed club".
Please help me thanks
[silent:arts] said:Ok, your Audio Path is working fine on both channels, and you don't have gain reduction on both channels, right?
So both channels react the same / have the same problem?
[silent:arts] said:Ok, your Audio Path is working fine on both channels, and you don't have gain reduction on both channels, right?
So both channels react the same / have the same problem?
ron_swanson said:Build pics...
Those are Gridstopper resistors, added with rev02 (and not in the original LA2a).ron_swanson said:Wondering though, what is GS01 and GS02 on the schematic? Or, is my schematic out of date or am I just missing something?
[silent:arts] said:Nice!
Those are Gridstopper resistors, added with rev02 (and not in the original LA2a).
Yes. I did this in my D-LA2A and it works perfect for me.ron_swanson said:In series would mean the 75k ohm resistor would be connected to the hot / positive leg of the pot? Any thoughts on this mod?
[silent:arts] said:Yes. I did this in my D-LA2A and it works perfect for me.
curranm said:I have a D-LA2A that I have never finished. I got stuck and frustrated with the Molex connectors. SO I have finally gotten a molex crimp tool and have tons of the little metal connectors from the original BOM order for the build. SO I need to know what gauge wire I should order for the build to work with these Molex connectors to finish this albatross around my neck! and some information on getting a GOOD insertion into the connectors so things aren't intermittent. Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me! I really would like to get this thing done and use it in my studio!
ron_swanson said:I used Belden Brilliance 8451 22 AWG 2C Mic Line Instrument Cable Beldfoil Shield wire for my build. It's a little on the stiff side, fully shielded, easy to work with, but will stay mostly in place if you want to shape it into corners or around curves. My build is dead quiet.
You can see my build a few posts up from this one...
Good luck!
hugo said:Hi, thank you for contribution.
When you say "dead quiet", did you measure this ?
ron_swanson said:I used Belden Brilliance 8451 22 AWG 2C Mic Line Instrument Cable Beldfoil Shield wire for my build. It's a little on the stiff side, fully shielded, easy to work with, but will stay mostly in place if you want to shape it into corners or around curves. My build is dead quiet.
I don't think I understand this correctly. We start with the audio part and let compression circuits be compression circuits.Rlucas41 said:passing signal in both channels but cannot engage the compression circuit... I hear the relay switching but not engaging there circuit.
dmp said:My build gets a high frequency oscillation at max gain (~18kHz) - I've been wanting to sort it out. I'll look at your build pics and try to find how mine is different. Yours is dead quiet even at high gain?
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