no i aint....please hang around mr. george...they would have to drive a railroad spike through your ear for me to beat you at checkers...I can't find it. But Gene is on target. He's the man to help you Gary. I only play with WOPLs.
see....i had it backwards....no i aint....please hang around mr. george...they would have to drive a railroad spike through your ear for me to beat you at checkers...
Yup, what the release note says. You were retaining the PL909 originals (not recommended) which is why the call out on the good PL909s in column 1 and 3this was what you sent me mr. joe when i was working on the 400c board...
that is where i got the info i posted...
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it did function after i followed these instructions...this was the 400c board...this was what you sent me mr. joe when i was working on the 400c board...
that is where i got the info i posted...
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ok....so if you are changing to the 96s...drivers in col 1 and 3...Yup, what the release note says. You were retaining the PL909 originals (not recommended) which is why the call out on the good PL909s in column 1 and 3
because i only bought 12 of the 96s....i would not have enough to populate the unit...if the drivers wont function in all of the bottom row...would it work with the 96s .... if the 410 or 2741 drivers in all of the bottom row????
Hello Gene, now it is coming across what you are asking. You can use the RCA410/SJ2741 in all 4 columns, bottom row if you have them.because i only bought 12 of the 96s....i would not have enough to populate the unit...if the drivers wont function in all of the bottom row...
am i explaining good enough to understand??
probably not...lol
Yea mine are to that same point , curious why inputs are chassis isolated? Gene did you see the C6 diodes, also the 33pfs collector-base on q7&10 they were suppose to reduce hf ocsilation to run those drivers ha.. so can I just put the 410 in leave the MJ15024 outputs?also...i always hooked up my grounds on the common ground between the big caps...
the input jacks are chassis insulated for example...
i have 12 mj..96s....that i bought from you to possibly repopulate an entire 400...if i bought one that was the worst case scenerio...i should have bought 14 as i now understand....in case i dont have 4 drivers....
possible configs ... with mj96s....
1. with 2 drivers....as listed in the documentation....bottom row...columns one and three drivers and the 14 96s...in the vacant spots...
2. with 4 drivers in the bottom row and 12 96s...in all other vacant spots...
correct?????
now with 909 outputs....
1. with 4 drivers in the bottom row and 12 909s...in all other vacant spots...
2. with two drivers....and 14 909s ....
which columns do i put the drivers in...????????
in the 400c amp that i had...and fairchild 909s....you instructed me to put the drivers in rows 2 and 4...and 14 909s in the other spots....
which i did...and it worked for a year before i wopled it..
there is my confusion....your docs say put drivers in columns 1 and 3 ...
is there a different rule between the 96s and 909s as to the column location of the drivers and or the quantity of them???
please help me understand what i am missing???
and i appreciate the education....
The RCA input jacks are isolated from chassis ground with fiber washers, each RCA gets two fiber washers. This is to prevent a ground loop and hum.Yea mine are to that same point , curious why inputs are chassis isolated? Gene did you see the C6 diodes, also the 33pfs collector-base on q7&10 they were suppose to reduce hf ocsilation to run those drivers ha.. so can I just put the 410 in leave the MJ15024 outputs?
Yea mine are to that same point , curious why inputs are chassis isolated? Gene did you see the C6 diodes, also the 33pfs collector-base on q7&10 they were suppose to reduce hf ocsilation to run those drivers ha.. so can I just put the 410 in leave the MJ15024 outputs?