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Do they still do first friday in downtown Dallas? Went there once and was amazed (late 90s)

Sounds about right if its at a few hundred kHz

https://www.stereophile.com/content/aud ... asurements for example.

That was mentioned as not fitted yet. Experiments to follow I believe.

I meant to ask as I got in some 2068DD in readiness before you finally decided on the 5532. I assume the differences are small enough as to be not a worry in use?

KMN wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2019 9:22 pm Holy cow, you are an animal! I think that may be the fastest turn around I've ever seen. Nice work!

I would take longer to place the mouser order! But I think this is proof of the 'meaure twice cut once' approach. I'm still impressed how close the breadboard was to the finished board.

The BUF634 is dead, long live the BUF634A

http://www.ti.com/product/BUF634A

I am really unsure which large customer persuaded them to port a 20 year old design onto their latest 36V SiGe process but there we go. If you need a 200MHz buffer here you are

Sounds a good plan. Something isn't right there and you need this unit to be reliable to earn you money

There is a right tool for the job. Worth having if you stick a log of ICs into sockets.

Yeah, I've got a power amp like that...

Normally machined sockets are tight enough that you get a good metal to metal contact whatever. IF the pins are aligned properly.