Hi Thanks a fine deal on some 58535's I've been poking around inside one. Line amps with all the "right stuff" are massively expensive, so converting a two channel unit into a line amp has some financial benefits. It has the bandpass filters, connectors, and low noise amp in it already. Exactly what's different between the parts in a two way and a line amp would be an interesting thing to dig into. I don't have any schematics so I can't do that.
>From previous posts and looking at the one in my hand, there appears to be >about an 8 db pad on the output of the two way devices. The pc board is setup >to be either a 2 way or 4 way splitter. Since it's a resistive splitter, the 4 >way would have 6 db more loss. 8 db on the 2 way would let them use the same >amp on the 4 way and just switch around resistors. Based on all that, simply >taking out the pad should give me a "line amp" function with the 2 way >splitter. I'm guessing I'm not the first to notice this. Has anybody tried this before? Did anybody ever find an actual schematic to confirm all this against? I realize that a line amp is not the idea answer to every problem. In my situation I have 10 db of loss past where this device would go. Even with 8 db of "extra" gain, I will have 2 db of net loss. This is not a situation where the downstream devices will be over driven. Thoughts? Bob _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
