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JAY X · 30th June 2009

Hi Matt, Ulysses,

You were right. The output wires entering the transformers primary were reverse connected. Now i can hear the bass frequencies.

But now i have another problem. It sounds like little cheap speakers.
The highs sounded better when it was wrong wired.(Hi pass filterF)

asap i will put a sound file and window capture.

I will re-chek the caps value i used.

Maybe the problem resides in the output capacitors. Tim recommended
100uf bypolar caps, but not Electrolytic. The only alternative i found, is to use tantalum capacitors.

¿what do you think?

JAY X

30th June 2009	#138
JAY X Gear nut Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 114	Bass response recovered Hi Matt, Ulysses, You were right. The output wires entering the transformers primary were reverse connected. Now i can hear the bass frequencies. But now i have another problem. It sounds like little cheap speakers. The highs sounded better when it was wrong wired.(Hi pass filterF) asap i will put a sound file and window capture. I will re-chek the caps value i used. Maybe the problem resides in the output capacitors. Tim recommended 100uf bypolar caps, but not Electrolytic. The only alternative i found, is to use tantalum capacitors. ¿what do you think? JAY X