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DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply

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Hank

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Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #40 on: 28 Mar 2014, 05:51 pm »
As you can see signal is LDR and PRP on this BH

LDR - Light Dependent Resistor? 
PRP - ?
BH - ?
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mgalusha

Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #41 on: 28 Mar 2014, 09:05 pm »
Quote from: jtwrace on 27 Mar 2014, 10:15 pm
What size AH battery are you using?

I think it's 2AH. I used the bits from a GreenWorks 24V battery. They make a 4AH version but since it was initially an experiment I opted for the cheaper one. Since it works so well I've not bothered to change anything. :)
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mgalusha

Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #42 on: 28 Mar 2014, 09:08 pm »
Quote from: Hank on 28 Mar 2014, 05:51 pm
As you can see signal is LDR and PRP on this BH

LDR - Light Dependent Resistor? 
PRP - ?
BH - ?

PRP is Precision Resistive Products - a brand of resistor.

In this case BH is BoozeHound, the low cost phono stage kit from BoozeHound Labs

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Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #43 on: 28 Mar 2014, 09:30 pm »
Quote from: mgalusha on 28 Mar 2014, 09:05 pm
I think it's 2AH. I used the bits from a GreenWorks 24V battery. They make a 4AH version but since it was initially an experiment I opted for the cheaper one. Since it works so well I've not bothered to change anything. :)
I see.  Then you just use some LI charger that plugs into the chassis.  Got it.   :thumb:   
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Folsom

Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #44 on: 29 Mar 2014, 12:54 am »
PRP's are pretty neutral. Nude Visahy's would be better, but they are $12-13 a pop, and I think one other set on the BH can run LDR's. The two that are signal above 20k won't as LDR's breakup in sound on e you start to exceed somewhere around 23k.

The input's are key however. I'd be surprised if any phono stage on the planet wasn't better with LDR input resistors (if it has input resistors). That's partially easy to say since maybe none of them have nude vishays.
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Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #45 on: 29 Mar 2014, 12:56 am »
Quote from: Salis Audio on 29 Mar 2014, 12:54 am
Nude Visahy's would be better, but they are $12-13 a pop
Only for some.   :green:
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Folsom

Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #46 on: 29 Mar 2014, 04:04 am »
I guess $8-9 for LDR isn't much cheaper. Whatever, the results are amazing.
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Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #47 on: 21 Aug 2014, 02:35 pm »
The case is starting to take shape. The front panel is made of MDF and is painted midnight metallic black w/ high gloss clear coat.
The side panels will be of poplar and will be stained dark walnut w/ high gloss clear coat.







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mgalusha

Re: DIY - RIAA phono kit, head amp, buffer, and power supply
« Reply #48 on: 21 Aug 2014, 09:42 pm »
Cool! Looking forward to the completed project. FWIW, my little battery powered BHL just keeps working, trouble free.
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WireNut

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« Reply #49 on: 21 Aug 2014, 10:03 pm »
P-Man, kept the pics coming, we're all watching  :thumb:
We need a step by step build thread here on AC.
The talent is here to make a DIY  thread work.
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