I thought pin1 was the signal ground (not to be connected to the chassis)...No. Pin 1 to metal case. It´s the shield and not part of the signal transmission.Thought
Hi Keps, here are some useful instructions on how connect 1:
This article focuses on audio system design for the DIY enthusiast implementing a stereo system for home use. There is a lot of information available for designing audio circuits, but precious little on interconnecting those circuits into a total audio system to achieve maximum performance. Interconnecting circuits to create an audio system involves connecting signals and grounds , both within a single component as well as between components. This article has the most benefit for the person constructing his or her own equipment, rather than merely interconnecting finished components...
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To avoid the "pin 1 problem" the cable shield should and pin 1 have been connected to the chassis, instead of the signal reference. The shield and pin 1 of the cable should be connected to the chassis also on the source side.
Thanks again Claudio, I will connect pin 1 to chassis as well as the shield.
Otherwise, everthing else in the drawing are all good to go?
Otherwise, everthing else in the drawing are all good to go?
In this post Nelson Pass presented a Revision: https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/diy-front-end-2022.394339/post-7323986
He recommended a compensation cap and adding a potentiometer.
I think this potentiometer better add in the current source of the LTP.
This will adjust for different IDSS of the J113 in this source.
See my simulation image here:
He recommended a compensation cap and adding a potentiometer.
I think this potentiometer better add in the current source of the LTP.
This will adjust for different IDSS of the J113 in this source.
See my simulation image here:
I think that else in the drawing are all good.Thanks again Claudio, I will connect pin 1 to chassis as well as the shield.
Otherwise, everthing else in the drawing are all good to go?
Let us know how it goes.
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