kboe
Headphoneus Supremus
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Ok... Umm... The headphones are not plugged up... Why?
Quote:Originally Posted by kboe
"Ok... Umm... The headphones are not plugged up... Why?"
I had to unplug the headphones to turn off the amp. I turned off the amp because the blue LEDs were making any usable picture difficult. It's on now and the HD800 is plugged in.I'm watching both the Phillies and Eagles so music will have to wait. I have my priorities.
Quote:Originally Posted by m1abrams
"Confused, why would you have to unplug the headphones to turn off the amp?
NOTE: Do NOT unplug the headphones while the amp is ON, this is a good way to blow the output mosfets."
I had the volume turned all the way down and no music playing. If that's wrong, then I'll turn it off first. I didn't want to blow the HD800 either.
Quote:Originally Posted by chesebert
"I think output MOSFET could get blown if unplugging phone while B22 is powered on. But in reality, I haven't heard anyone blowing their B22 yet. Turn pot down, and unplug/plug fast. If B22 is that picky to operate, it would have manifested itself long time ago (especially at meets where ppl plug/unplug stuff all the time).
B22 with DACT >> B22 with Alps (noticeable improvement in transparency, IMO)"
All is still well. I will take more care from here on out. The attenuator is a 24 step with plastic "cogs". I'm not sure who's it is. The modular makeup of this amp should make additions/upgrades fairly easy I would believe.
I think output MOSFET could get blown if unplugging phone while B22 is powered on. But in reality, I haven't heard anyone blowing their B22 yet. Turn pot down, and unplug/plug fast. If B22 is that picky to operate, it would have manifested itself long time ago (especially at meets where ppl plug/unplug stuff all the time).