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It should be unity gain. I haven't had any lack of adequate drive with cosnumer level "-10" stuff.

You might try the +9 dB trick here: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=23&start=100

Nice build! I had my Dad make me a pair of walnut wooden end-caps for dBx extrusion like that years ago and I should use them. I had a 3BX that came to me rack-mount I wanted to convert. I also use AKG K240Ms and I am certain I need more gain for those being higher impedance, 600Ohms. I think you ha...

Great job on the build Milos!

I haven't zoomed the images in the links. What are the switches for? It looks like some are ground lift and the other group bypass or mutes?

Miko - My vote is a dual mono/MS Pico compressor. No one's done that one here.

Milos - Thanks for the test data. The 1646 line driver doesn't have as good a gain accuracy as the THAT1240 and 1246 line receivers do. You might swap the M and S 1646s and pick-up (or lose) a few dB. Loading by external gear will also have a great effect even if they are exactly unity gain. It does...

OK, maybe it was Express PCB. I never use that part of it 'cause you do the really hard stuff which is layout.

BTW I think that may have been the Orcad (several versions ago) that had Digi-Key integration.

Do I recall a design package that is affiliated with Digi-Key? IIRC it had libraries for DIgi-Key parts and used Digi-Key PNs to generate the BOM.

Interesting to see what Mouser will do.

Doug:

The second and third from-the-last connection examples here http://us.tdk-lambda.com/lp/ftp/specs/C ... df#page=15 seem to indicate that the input and outputs are floating and that you can common them or use it to provide negative output.

Wayne

I recently saw this in Electronic Products: http://www.lascarelectronics.com/dataloggersandpanelmeters/data-logger0905355001195041046.jpg 21 mm! Product Page: http://www.lascarelectronics.com/temperaturedatalogger.php?datalogger=111 Datasheet: http://www.lascarelectronics.com/pdf-usb-datalogging/dat...

In typical radials, the metal can is not physically attached to either lead. I ran some experiments on large-value (Cgain) caps and found large differences in capacitance from the can to the terminals. (You would expect this but I wanted to know.) My interest was Cgain capacitors in preamps. At hig...