(pair of) SILVER-7 TUBE AMPs
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Fri Sep 23, 2011 7:14 pm
Re: Post here and let us know you made it home safely
Since I published my balanced circuits, there are a couple of new op-amps available that make this task both simple and far more accurate than just using 1% metal film resistors (BTW, if you look inside a Rane box, the first thing they do is to convert to unbalanced using op-amps). This new solution uses a pair of audio line drivers (DRV134) to convert to balanced and a single line receiver (INA2137) to go balanced to unbalanced. All the needed resistors are on the chip and laser trimmed for accuracy. I have put balanced outputs on both a C-11 and a C-2 using the DRV134 chips with great success, and am working on a balanced input for an M-500 using the INA2137.
It should sound like it isn't there!
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Making life enjoyable through expensive electronics.
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Carver: C-4000 & C-1 preamps, PSC-60 preamp/tuner, TX-11a tuner, M-400 (2), C-500, M-500, M-500t, M-500t Mk.II, A-500x, AL-III loudspeakers (2 pr.)
Sunfire:Theater Grand III processor, Ultimate Receiver, Cinema Grand Signature 400 ~ seven, True Subwoofer Mk. II, D-10 Subwoofer
There is a difference between hearing and listening...
Making life enjoyable through expensive electronics.
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Carver: C-4000 & C-1 preamps, PSC-60 preamp/tuner, TX-11a tuner, M-400 (2), C-500, M-500, M-500t, M-500t Mk.II, A-500x, AL-III loudspeakers (2 pr.)
Sunfire:Theater Grand III processor, Ultimate Receiver, Cinema Grand Signature 400 ~ seven, True Subwoofer Mk. II, D-10 Subwoofer
