you risk oscillation and redplatingCoot Boy wrote:Doesn't tying your OT primary and secondary wires together create some kind o noise/hum? Sure I read that somewhere.
JMP50 68-69' specs (work in progress...)
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Dear Roe,Roe wrote:you risk oscillation and redplatingCoot Boy wrote:Doesn't tying your OT primary and secondary wires together create some kind o noise/hum? Sure I read that somewhere.
Can you please explain to me what are these terms and what they cause in terms of sound/operation.
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sorry, try to search and to readleonard.gulyas wrote:Dear Roe,Roe wrote:you risk oscillation and redplatingCoot Boy wrote:Doesn't tying your OT primary and secondary wires together create some kind o noise/hum? Sure I read that somewhere.
Can you please explain to me what are these terms and what they cause in terms of sound/operation.
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sorry perhaps this will help:http://forum.metroamp.com/viewtopic.php ... oscilationRoe wrote:sorry, try to search and to readleonard.gulyas wrote:Dear Roe,Roe wrote:
you risk oscillation and redplating
Can you please explain to me what are these terms and what they cause in terms of sound/operation.
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Thanks Roe for the links.
So how much distance between OT input and output cables is adequate?
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So how much distance between OT input and output cables is adequate?
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Re: JMP50 68-69' specs (work in progress...)
So the build continues after the turret board finally arrived (after 3 months ).
As Roe and others suggested I untied the OT Primary and Secondaries to avoid further problems.
I installed the HT Fuse (internal one due to lack of real estate).
I cabled the turret board as the kit instruction suggested.
I did a fit test with the turret board, so here it is:
I'll keep you posted as the build continues tomorrow.
As Roe and others suggested I untied the OT Primary and Secondaries to avoid further problems.
I installed the HT Fuse (internal one due to lack of real estate).
I cabled the turret board as the kit instruction suggested.
I did a fit test with the turret board, so here it is:
I'll keep you posted as the build continues tomorrow.
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Super clean work so far, candy to the eyes!!
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I'd minimize parallell wires, esp. the green and blue ones in the preamp and the primary and secondary of the OTleonard.gulyas wrote:Updates:
can somebody please check if there is any overlapping cables can cause some problems because there is so many of them ?
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Re: JMP50 68-69' specs (work in progress...)
Sorry it took so long, Leonard! Your address changing, board being returned to me, and then a Customs delay really made it rough.
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I really have to say Brian it worth the wait and you are a super nice guy to deal with.
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Wow, it is turning out very nice. Good job. We're did you get the switches? I would like to use some of those on my next builds.
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Thanks for the kind words, I PM'd you about the switches.