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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
Finished up my EHHA Rev A along with some modifications which yields great results. 1) If you prefer punchier, deeper bass and a more full bodied sound, consider swapping the 2200uF caps in the power supply to 4700uF. I uses a pair of Rifa 4700uF 63V on each power supply to...- Cloud
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Cavalli EHHA Embedded Hybrid Headphone Amp
Finished up my EHHA Rev A along with some modifications which yields great results. 1) If you prefer punchier, deeper bass and a more full bodied sound, consider swapping the 2200uF caps in the power supply to 4700uF. I uses a pair of Rifa 4700uF 63V on each power supply to excellent...- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
Thanks jk, yup i have read a few times on the wiring page. will try a few configuration to see which works for me. But in all the midst of excitement, i forgot to include my potentiometer. I guess 2 case balanced idea is hard to pull off.- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
Hi all, Will like to seek some opinions on wiring up my EHHA. Basically i am going for balanced set up. but i am going for "Dual Mono" balanced set up with 2 cases. Each case will house 1 x Transformer, 2 X EHHA Rev A boards and 2 X E12 circuit. The idea is that if i need single...- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
is this a ground loop breaker between PS ground and amp ground? Quote:- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
thanks sachu. may I know which transistor socket are you using? and where did you source your toshiba from? are those from ebay trustable?- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
can we use 2SC2238/2SA968? i quite like the sound when used in my jisbos- Cloud
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Pyramid-shaped, water-cooled, floor-lamp B22/Buffalo-II concept
the main reason why i suggested copper cause its closer to how a real pyramid will look. i not so concerned with heat dissipation as i assume the sides of the pyramid will be big enough to handle those heat.- Cloud
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Pyramid-shaped, water-cooled, floor-lamp B22/Buffalo-II concept
my 2 cents: you can make the pyramid out of copper. the 4 sides will serve as heatsink for the 4 b22, bottom can be used for the 2 sigma22. in order to avoid drilling holes and spoiling the look, you can make use of thermal tape/thermal adhesives to tape/glue the mosfets onto the plates...- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
i have the same thought, just that i was thinking of socketing a trimmer. when i found the value i like, i will replace the trimmer with a resistor. Cheaper this way i think- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
was going through EHHA build thread, looking at information for a planned 3 channel active ground build, thinking that a unity gain is required. then i saw this interesting post by runeight ...- Cloud
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THE DIY HEADPHONE STAND THREAD
i like this!! reminds me of plants vs zombie. care to share how its done? Quote:- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
seems like custom is the way to go Quote:- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
Thanks for the quick reply. Seems like i have to import some transformer into Singapore. Those available in Farnell Newark are seriously over spec. this the closest i can find Transformer,toroidal,160VA,0-230V pri 50/60Hz,2x0-30V sec output current is 2.67A. I suppose this is...- Cloud
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EHHA Rev A - Interest Thread
for transformer requirements are we looking at 120/240 primary, 2x 30V secondary @ 500mA and 2 x 7V at 500mA?- Cloud
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