Almi's Logitech Z-5500 Mod (High-End upgrade for the speaker system)

[agentrfr]

on the mouser website, there are several types of Op amps with references ranging from 1602 to 1642.

What do you recommend for the Control POD Z5500?


https://www.mouser.fr/c/semiconductors/audio-ics/audio-amplifiers/?m=Texas Instruments&series=OPA1642&utm_id=125494649&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAlsy5BhDeARIsABRc6ZvETtMCl6B_s4dm2CRSgu4qaiE_wEP8Zhrz1cGo6PMrvQhuLDCqieQaAoc_EALw_wcB



And if I want to change the original capacitors in the Subwoofer, with DENON capacitors, what reference exactly do you recommend ?

Check the first post for the replacement values of the capacitors in the pod, the PSU in the woofer case and the LFE amplifier in the woofer itself.

I prefer a neutral amplification, you do not need to use very warm or high spec opamps. The TI OPA 1602 opamps are very good SNR and relatively inexpensive to buy and widely available. It is a class D amplifier, so more expensive opamps wont make much more of a difference - you will still be limited by the amplifier itself.

 

[Bruno44100]

Check the first post for the replacement values of the capacitors in the pod, the PSU in the woofer case and the LFE amplifier in the woofer itself.

I prefer a neutral amplification, you do not need to use very war

Check the first post for the replacement values of the capacitors in the pod, the PSU in the woofer case and the LFE amplifier in the woofer itself.

I prefer a neutral amplification, you do not need to use very warm or high spec opamps. The TI OPA 1602 opamps are very good SNR and relatively inexpensive to buy and widely available. It is a class D amplifier, so more expensive opamps wont make much more of a difference - you will still be limited by the amplifier itself.

m or high spec opamps. The TI OPA 1602 opamps are very good SNR and relatively inexpensive to buy and widely available. It is a class D amplifier, so more expensive opamps wont make much more of a difference - you will still be limited by the amplifier itself.

 

[Bruno44100]

thanks @agentrfr
thanks. Let's go for the Ti OPA1602

However, on the Mouser website, there are 3 references for the 1602:
OPA1602AID
OPA1602AIDR
OPA1602AIDGKR

The first post in the topic does not specify which one is recommended.

 

[Bruno44100]

Check the first post for the replacement values of the capacitors in the pod, the PSU in the woofer case and the LFE amplifier in the woofer itself.

I prefer a neutral amplification, you do not need to use very warm or high spec opamps. The TI OPA 1602 opamps are very good SNR and relatively inexpensive to buy and widely available. It is a class D amplifier, so more expensive opamps wont make much more of a difference - you will still be limited by the amplifier itself.

Let's go for the Ti OPA1602

However, on the Mouser website, there are 3 references for the 1602:
OPA1602AID
OPA1602AIDR
OPA1602AIDGKR

The first post in the topic, does not specify which one is recommended.

 

[agentrfr]

Let's go for the Ti OPA1602

However, on the Mouser website, there are 3 references for the 1602:
OPA1602AID
OPA1602AIDR
OPA1602AIDGKR

The first post in the topic, does not specify which one is recommended.

You need to read the 1602 specification document to match the package that is the correct pinout and size and voltage range. In this case you want the AID SOC-8 package.

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/texas-instruments/OPA1602AID/2679365

 

[Bruno44100]

Have any of you tried the Control Pod Z5500 with other Op-Amps like Sparkos SS3602, or Burson Vivid V7 ?

https://sparkoslabs.com/reviews/ss3602-discrete-op-amps-reviewed-avi-labs-integrated-amplifier/
https://www.bursonaudio.com/product...3QxqpMJH5bVcjE6Zu4dno4jQ49ADAzZWcDEK7DN1yoRiJ