madwolf
100+ Head-Fier
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I finish modding my D10 as well some time back, I guess we all stop after completing OP_AMP rolling. I am using it more as a experimental test bed now. I just completed a hyper modded D4 for a friend. added a 5V to 12V DC converter using AD797 and BUF634 as well, waiting for AD8610BRZ before finalizing. It is much better than my D10, smaller in size, and so far can drive any headphone I throw at it.
For the resistor mod I am thinking along the line of reducing resistor noise since we are using OPA211 which have a noise floor of 1.1nV/Hz, The 2K resistors noise is already a few times that. I am thinking of reducing it to maybe 600ohm to see if it made a difference.
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For the resistor mod I am thinking along the line of reducing resistor noise since we are using OPA211 which have a noise floor of 1.1nV/Hz, The 2K resistors noise is already a few times that. I am thinking of reducing it to maybe 600ohm to see if it made a difference.
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Originally Posted by qusp /img/forum/go_quote.gif i'm assuming you have simply drawn traces and basically 'copied' the A input for the B input on the adapter for single BUF634 yes? certainly looks like that and I cant think of a reason it wouldnt work as that is what we are doing albeit with another chip if 4 BUF634 are used. @ Theory_87 yes these pics above were a mod for a fellow head-fier, mine is finished with too and I have even changed the feedback resistors to TX2575 but i'm in the same boat as you, my appetite is for modding FiQuest now, I have taken the D10 about as far as she can go, she sounds brilliant, but cannot quite compare with the combination of iRiver->D10->FiQuest. this combo is simply sublime and will continue to get batter as I take it to new heights. I am still glad I have my D10 in this state though in case I must go down the shops in a hurry with only my shorts and/or need longer battery for a long trip. in this case I do not miss too much, but I do miss something huge and authoritative power |