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Man, this is exciting. Put me on the list for pre-production boards, if you make a revision or get another batch. This would be a fun build and looks pretty potent.
Originally Posted by hopeless /img/forum/go_quote.gif Guys and gals, don't use the OPA2365 unless you're ready to perforate your eardrums (especially for headphone users) at every power on and off. |
Originally Posted by hopeless /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hm, with a single +5V power supply (and with the subsequent CMOS opamps) ... And with small power supply capacitance too ... |
AMB is a very well respected member among this comunity which has designed (or participated in the design process) quite a few proven DIY projects and MisterX is also a very well respected member of head-fi, participating in many projects as well, so coming here and just trolling around isn't appreciated and certainly not needed. |
Originally Posted by MASantos /img/forum/go_quote.gif Dude, these two posts don't bring any useful info to the discussion taking place in this thread. If you wish to participate in the thread (and in any other thread FWIW), please do it in a polite and proper manner, which means in this case stating why you think people shouldn't use the OPA2365 and if possible posting or mentioning why. In general, it means supporting your posts and point of view with actual information based on your experience and knowledge (and since you are new around here, sharing your previous experience on the subject would be appropriate) instead of putting a rolleyes smiley, which is saying the least, quite rude... Your second post is even worse, as you just mention two of the design characteristics of the project without expressing any kind of opinion... the tone in your posts is quite ironic which isn't much appreciated around here (just letting you know, since you're quite new here). AMB is a very well respected member among this comunity which has designed (or participated in the design process) quite a few proven DIY projects and MisterX is also a very well respected member of head-fi, participating in many projects as well, so coming here and just trolling around isn't appreciated and certainly not needed. Thank you, Manuel Santos |
Originally Posted by hopeless /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sorry if I was too explicit in saying what I thought or knew. |
Originally Posted by Billyk /img/forum/go_quote.gif From my point of view, learning what I can from these forums, your "..." doesn't tell me anything and does not help me to form an opinion. I want to know why you supposedly think these are bad things. All I see of your posts is a lot of part numbers and things like crisp or warm or pop. |
Originally Posted by nattonrice /img/forum/go_quote.gif Indeed ^^ I just put in my and one other prototyper's order with Ti~ The gamma2 was going to be a "cheap" distraction untill the b24 decided to tag along for the ride LOL |
Originally Posted by UglyJoe /img/forum/go_quote.gif OH WOW. Talk about exponentially increasing your wallet-damage. |
Originally Posted by hopeless /img/forum/go_quote.gif Guys and gals, don't use the OPA2365 unless you're ready to perforate your eardrums (especially for headphone users) at every power on and off. |
Originally Posted by hopeful /img/forum/go_quote.gif Anyway... what a pain. How much better would be having a socket for normal opamps, and for them an external supply voltage of say 12V ? Oh well, that's just my thinking anyway, no need to go any further in discussing. |
Originally Posted by hopeless /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sorry if I was too explicit in saying what I thought or knew. |
Originally Posted by hopeful /img/forum/go_quote.gif ...How much better would be having a socket for normal opamps, and for them an external supply voltage of say 12V ? Oh well, that's just my thinking anyway, no need to go any further in discussing. |