[Harmon]

Hi Guys

     I am looking to purchase 2 BRUS2 rectifier bridges? Thanks

[Monolith]

Hi Guys

     I am looking to purchase 2 BRUS2 rectifier bridges? Thanks

What leads?  M?  W?

[Occam]

on order @ Richardson Electronics

http://catalog.rell.com/rellecom/scripts/SkuPage.asp?SKU=337030&PNO=&PNM=

at those prices, $11+ for either the lug or wire terminated, if you've the room and inclination, consider making your own bridge from Fairchild Stealth(tm). Either 4 single diodes, or one common cathode dual and 2 singles.

The EDI bridges are an untested component, the Fairchild Steaths are superb....

http://www.newark.com/product-details/text/CD121/74262.html

Regards,
Occam

[Monolith]

The other component he's looking for is a military temp range part (1N4773A), so my curiosity is piqued as to what equipment these are for.

[Harmon]

Hi Guys

     I am looking to purchase 2 BRUS2 rectifier bridges? Thanks

What leads?  M?  W?

Hi Mon

     The specific EDI bridge number is BRUS260 which is a 600 volt bridge. Very hard to find when you just want to purchase 2.
      I am building a preamp for a second system.
      I found the 1n4773a.

[Monolith]

Hi Mon

     The specific EDI bridge number is BRUS260 which is a 600 volt bridge. Very hard to find when you just want to purchase 2.
      I am building a preamp for a second system.
      I found the 1n4773a.

As Occam linked above, Richardson carries them.  I would suggest, if you have the room, trying out the discrete Stealth diodes.  Do you really need 9amp rectifiers for your preamp?  Mind if I ask where you located the temperature compensated zener?

[Harmon]

Thanks Monolith and Occam, you guys were very helpful.

[_scotty_]

Harmon is building a Stan Warren dual mono buffer like mine. A ten amp bridge is a good thing in this application, the bigger the amperage rating on the bridge the lower the power supply impedance will be. In other words the bridge won't be a choke point for current or voltage delivery in volume or speed. With a properly constucted supply and board layout, this buffer has a greater than 30mHz bandwidth, superb settling time and slew symetry,with .003 THD+N

[Harmon]

Harmon is building a Stan Warren dual mono buffer like mine. A ten amp bridge is a good thing in this application, the bigger the amperage rating on the bridge the lower the power supply impedance will be. In other words the bridge won't be a choke point for current or voltage delivery in volume or speed. With a properly constucted supply and board layout, this buffer has a greater than 30mHz bandwidth, superb settling time and slew symetry,with .003 THD+N

Will any ten amp bridge brand be good for the sonics or will a specific well tested (sonically) brand work better.