Ericbazaar said:I have all connections checked, xlr, tube cable, i have build a new cable from Cable company "Sommer Cable" from Netherlands and Neutrix Connectors. Double checked, all ok! I think the best Option is order a new PCB and Part Set? The search makes me mad :'( I have build last Week a Lola Mic Pre, this thing works without problems. although this thing has 1000 parts…dammit
tonycamp said:right or wrong, i bridged my backplates AT THE CAPSULE?, working really great.
good luck
T
Ericbazaar said:tonycamp said:right or wrong, i bridged my backplates AT THE CAPSULE?, working really great.
good luck
T
have you bridge the pins or on the capsule?
tonycamp said:right or wrong, i bridged my backplates AT THE CAPSULE?, working really great.
good luck
T
chunger said:...The CT12 capsule has isolated backplates which we will bridge together at the solder terminals on the capsule. With this capsule being scavenged from a previous prototype, Matador already soldered in wires for the front diaphragm, rear diaphragm, front/rear backplates, as well as bridge the front and rear backplates together...
JessJackson said:i have the same very low output problem yet i have bridged my backplates at the teflon pins.
I have checked continuity from the pins to the backplates etc.. and everything seems fine with no contamination. My transformer is wired correctly and my voltages seem fine.
This is seriously boggling me for the past week.
Matador said:JessJackson said:i have the same very low output problem yet i have bridged my backplates at the teflon pins.
I have checked continuity from the pins to the backplates etc.. and everything seems fine with no contamination. My transformer is wired correctly and my voltages seem fine.
This is seriously boggling me for the past week.
What kind of diagnostic equipment do you have access to?
Can you confirm the printing on the plate load resistor R17?
Okay, here's where I'm at. The "cackle" was just a bad cable. For the life of me I couldn't trace the problem of the low output. So out of desperation I reversed the transformer connections, and viola - proper output.
I'm wondering if I can get an explanation. I assumed the secondary connected to the audio output. I assumed the 14/1 xformer was a step up xformer and measured the resistance of the leads and concluded the higher resistance would be the secondary.
So is the t14/1 actually a step down xformer for some sort of impedance matching function with the tube, or am I confused about something? Because as it stands now, the low resistance leads connect to the audio output and all seems working properly.
Tim Campbell said:Eric, from looking at your pictures, Have you done something to the posts above the solder tags leading to the backplates? Perhaps soldered to them or filed them?
JessJackson said:hi matador, i have the dale 100k resistor there
i have ddm oscilloscope and sine wave gen
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