Correction... :) (Off Topic)

by soundcheck , Germany, Tuesday, September 12, 2006, 10:40 (6436 days ago) @ Bert

Lets see.

Shurtcutting the primary, by having the 0db tap and the output tap and
the ++ tap at the same point, where the output voltage has 180degree phase difference compared to the input voltage. This leads to a 0 Volt potential on the ++ tap. To me that looks like a short circuit on the primary.

Perhaps I should prepare a drawing.

I can't help on the 6db setup. I do not have it installed.

Klaus

Hi Klaus,

See my answer from the 7th! It should explain what's happening.

It doesn't explain it to me...

I know that I made the mistake to shortcut the windings by using the +6dB
switch which is also in the circuit, I should change that wiring if I want
to use the +6dB option.

Here is your original posting:

If you run the TX unbalanced try this. Just´connect your ++ lead of the

input to the 0db lead of the output. And listen! That's a ten minutes 0€/$
tweak. You'll love it. If you make it permanent you should take the 0db
lead off the switch.

The last sentence is still bothering me. Which switch are you talking
about?

The only switch where I have the 0 leads connected to is the stepped
attunuator switch and when disconnecting these (L + R) then there is no
sound coming from my Django at the last setting (normally this setting
connects the 0 lead to the output for "full power").

Ciao,

Bert

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