| Author | Message | ||
     HM |
Extremely valuable links here, every aplikation- note and in-depth data needed for making probber input and output circuitry, as well as many many other uther usefull things http://www.accutronicsreverb.com/index.htm I found this on last page of the vermona test from sonicstate that i posted some days ago I think this is realatively new, I have made heavy searches 2-3 years ago but never found anything this interesting 20-30 $ range the tanks even is affordable, no eu suppliers as far as I can see, importing can be a little beurocratic but still possible HM | ||
| HM |
I am a fool, the link have been posted in 2002 I just never realised that there was detailed infos on the coils, and aplication notes etc. It´s a very strange behaviour on the output coil, (speaking impedances), the impedance rises to extremely levels already at 5-6 Khz, and at the same time the signal level is only a few milivolts under full feed, the output stage is highly critical For you unexpirienced in analog design let me explain that noise is generated as equivalent "current-noise" so higher impedance means also higher noise-voltage, U = R x I, ohms law, you all know how a guitar pick up more noice than a microphone, thats the coils being high-impedant Such considrations have to be taken with these thanks, thats why they note the shieldings and ground loops so carefully. There electrical circuits most certainly gives room for improvement,........ very interesting HM | ||
| HM |
got it :-) http://tubeampdoctor.chw-computer.net/catalog/index.php?cPath=32&osCsid=d4901cbd8105a990446075df02907e69 HM | ||
| Despiracy |
i ordered mine from www.tubesandmore.com. The best prices i've seen. Peace & Unity | ||
| HM |
In case you rolled your own, I would be very interested in your post-spring circuitry, in according to my above consideration´s I might probably whant to try vermona-spring if "upgrading" from spring-king, it would make more sense to build a unit with 2 or 3 tanks in difrent lengths HM | ||
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