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DIY Cmoy - I have some questions

post #1 of 7
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I have just finished my first cmoy and it sound wonderful, more than i expected biggrin.gif. Now i want to increase its performance by using better power supply. I'm interested in sijosae discrete rail splitter but i don't know what's the different between these schematics? Which one is better?

 

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And will i get better sound using power supply schematic with tle2426?

post #2 of 7

Only difference I see between the 2 schematics is the transistors used, which are more or less equivalent. Also, the bottom layout has the diodes tied to virtual ground. I've used these a couple of times and they work well. Probably can source more current that the TLE also. It is possible to build these right into the Cmoy layout that Tangent provides also.

post #3 of 7

Better to use 2 batteries and a genuine ground, you'll get better performance. If you're worried about damaging your headphones because of a flat battery, waste the current from this rail-splitter on a protection circuit instead.

 

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post #4 of 7
Thread Starter 

I have just got a AD8620 but i still need a adapter to make it sound. I got it with a very cheap price (5$),  exactly what is in the picture below. can it be fake?

 

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post #5 of 7

Where did you buy it from?

thats the first clue :-)

post #6 of 7
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Originally Posted by Fred_fred2004 View Post

Where did you buy it from?

thats the first clue :-)



From ebay :(. Another thing is that i got 4562 too and mount it to my original design cmoy and it's sound very good but there are noise that's too loud like "tech ... tech ... tech..". Any one have an idea to fix this problem?

post #7 of 7

I'm sorry but all the decent chips I have bought off ebay have been fakes,

 

get one from a reliable supplier it will save hours of anguish trying to troubleshoot the fakes

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