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I got the PCB broad for cmoy2from sgheadphones, so i spent the better half of three day getting all the best part i can find and solder my very first amp.
I replaced the orginal opa2227 with a pair of op270ez, but keep them inside the same case so i can interchange them as i wish
I found the poker case perfact for me...in my opinian...
Sorry about the popup from picture, but i don't really have a place to host picture...
Didn't have to be so rude. This is a milestone deserving of it's own post.
A milestone on a long path that you will walk with holes in your pockets.
These holes are just the right size for money to fall out of...
And by holes I mean projects and by fall out of I mean spend on.
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Team Duggeh Headphones: Alessandro MS-1, 2 x Koss KSC-75 (1 pair awaiting a splice/recable when I get time) Amps: PINT - 2 x AD8397 mini^3ified, PINT - 2 x LM6172, Pimeta OPA2107 + AD744, SC Headphone amp - OPA2134 (All under various stages of construction)
2 x LM3886, 50W mean power per channel, similar layout to gainclone Source: Creative X-Fi, Alien DAC - Organising parts Feedback: Head-fi, Heatware
I decided to change the op270ez to op270gpz as it run a little bit too hot...a mistake when i order the part. The new ic should handle better on larger current. Now i will stick to opa2227.
While using opa2227, it is very difficult for me find any difference it from my Mint but it does drive a wide sound (and Mint is a little muddy). With op270 the mid and bass range stand out more clearly and give a warmer sound, and it seems to be the only one able to drive my philips hp400, much better than Mint and cmoy (very large difference).
Beside op-amp, the only change i made is to increase the gain from 2 to 3.(10k resistor on R2 and R6 to 20k)
Here is the part i got from Farnell online(part#, quantity,Manufacter#,item des.), got my switch and socket locally.
9341145 50 MF25 10R RESISTOR, 0.25W 1% 10R; RoHS Compliant:YES; Resistor element type:Metal Film; Resistance:10R; Case style:Axial; Power rating:0.25W; Tolerance, +:1%; Tolerance, -:1%; Temperature, operating max:155°C; Temperature, operati
9497994 10 RC55C-10K0DI RESISTOR, 0.25W 0.5% 10K0; RoHS Compliant:YES; Resistor element type:Metal Film; Resistance:10.0kR; Case style:Axial; Power rating:0.25W; Tolerance, +:0.5%; Tolerance, -:0.5%; Temperature, operating max:155°C; Temperatur2
9501061 4 RC55Y 20K 0.1% RESISTOR, 0.25W 0.1% 20K; RoHS Compliant:YES; Resistor element type:Metal Film; Resistance:20kR; Case style:Axial; Power rating:0.25W; Tolerance, +:0.1%; Tolerance, -:0.1%; Temperature, operating max:155°C; Temperature,
After more testing, i figure out the problem is not on the op27ez heat, but ruther it power consumption. it took so much power to drive, a 9v battery die in a few (<10) hours ... (compare to opa2227's 20+ hrs). i think i will keep op270ez for now , and switch it when i dont need to drive bigger headphone.
In my CD Player:
Dreamtheater, Queen, Rush, Marillion, Iron Maiden, Deep Purple, Dio, Queensryche, Kings-X, Jethro', Yes, Primus, Eric Johnson, Liquid Tension Experiment, Junior Brown, Moody Blues, The Beatles, Styx, Asia