autoteleology
Formerly known as Tus-Chan
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Power on my SRM-Xh is flowing, the LED on the front of the box is lit up, and the red LEDs on the inside are off. What do?
you first have to look at the 2 leds in the middle of the board. if both are off, you have
a power supply problem. which you can fix with the 3524 and the 2 switching fets.
actually they are mosfets and they are available at www.bdent.com for $3.53 each
this will work for the switching controller
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Texas-Instruments/SG3524N/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMtEXy65sthk2LbYbUgi0d6clgDzkn30fCI%3d
B+ goes to the transformer, and to the cap, the fets switch each side of the transformer to ground driven by the switcher
completely open loop.
I am totally out of league when it comes to electronics.
Sorry guys, but I require a bit more hand-holding when it comes to the parts because I basically have no idea what I am doing. What exactly are the parts I need from bdent? Could you give me a link?
Do electrostatic headphones benefit from "burn-in" as some people claim with dynamic drivers. "Burn-in" in this case meaning playing X noise/music/sounds for Y hours and they magically transform in sound quality.
I know they take some time to "charge-up," and if using a tube amp the tubes need to be "warmed-up."
My 202s have finally returned to their former glory . If they keep this condition for more than a week. I will have successfully overcome the channel imbalance with the "play music" method. Well actually, I just set it to the side for a couple of days. When I plugged them back in after an hour-ish, it started the curing process.
If things go well, I won't have to sell em .
Micro Seiki, interesting. I now remember seeing Micro Seiki electrostatic headphones being sold back then. Interesting to learn that they were doing some OEM'ing. Wealth of knowledge here on Head-Fi!
mine is green, and the fuse has already been shorted out.
I don't recommend shorting out the fuse.