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I edited it quite a bit you might want to refresh one more time.
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Paul - R4 and R5 serve a couple of purposes. I build the boards with them at 100Ω. In high RF environments R4 and R5, along with along with C3+J3, form a differential LP filter around 8 MHz but C3+J3 are mostly for added termination C. What I found however is that with R4 and R5 in circuit and J3 op...

It did but I decided to change the weightings of side that were presented to the sleeve versus the tip and ring to further maximize headroom.

The thread is here - there's a lot I've forgotten: viewtopic.php?p=5607

By the way, what got you hooked on them? I saw the thread you provided to "Gearspace", but I guess I was too lazy to read everything and make the connections to this thread. emrr originally sent me the link to GroupDIY IIRC and we had a post here once about equal weighting of sum and diff...

Crosstalk at 1 kHz with a 20 ohm load is not fantastic. I measured about 59 dB. Something about the current flow through a Left/Right channel headphone jack that has a common ground. It's close to 90 dB with no load, so the crosstalk is not due to any design error. Using 60 dB to round out the numb...

I remember that article. Thanks for linking to it!

It's a sleepy town without much action at night but the sidewalks never roll up.

I tried to match the Studer component values using the equations from Weaver. studer90m.JPG Six of the eight resistors came close, but two were off by more than 10% ? Calculated phase difference from the Studer schematic studer90a.JPG Calculated phase difference from the Weaver values studer90t.JPG...

Bob, thank you for posting this! I just looked back and you bought the assembled board from me on September 15, 2015. USPS Priority Mail was only about $6 then. You and the late Joe Neil were the first two customers in my store. My how time flies... I'll take a look at the data and figure out how ma...

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I was wondering about that.
What an interesting story. Very similar to my 2007 exit.
Nice to see your avatar around these parts.