I assume this are the specs for our module, 190/220/315 W => as my power source is limited to 250w max does this mean actually 190/220/250 w ?
My concern is drilling the hole to accept such a fitting.Get a combo XLR / TRS plug and that s it )
I will share you the wiring diagram )
Neutrik NCJ5 FI-S
Embase combo Combo jack 6,3 mm mono / XLR 3 points, Norme D, À souder, Vis adaptées disponibles en option, article n° : 300310www.thomann.de
My concern is drilling the hole to accept such a fitting.
I’d certainly prefer this to a simple TRS jack, but it appears that three holes per jack must be drilled in a very tight area. Is this the case? If so, how did you accomplish it, any tips?
thanks
I am going forward with my project: 2 monos with separate power sources, no cases.
Just discussed it with the 'project master' (aka my cousin that will do the soldering), so we are good.
Deadline not clear anyway.
Questions:
1. using exactly same modules, power included - as here - no air cooling required, right ?
2. as I checked, no soldering to the module itself is required, all pieces (speakers out etc) will fit with special connector of various types ( I do not know tehcnical English)
3. module is configured for mono use (PBTL ?), so in such scenario no modification of the board is required
4. what cable should I use for connecting the speakers sockets, I am going with same cable I use for speakers that is:
(I even intend to use it Y split, so no distinct red/ black wires.... no impact on soound, hahahaaa).
Thanks
No 22 mm, but 24 mm.Drilling is not difficult with the right tools )
I am driiling all my cases with this.(22mm)
Use a drill at moderate speed !
If you want to project the positioning of your XLR plug use a 20 euro cent coin (they are 22mm like the XLR plugs)
Daniboun you impress me as being a very thoughtful person who makes precise and intentional design decisions. Can you share your reasoning to choose XLR with push release for the bamboo Stereo amp, but no push release on XLR for this dual mono build?
the Mornsun 350w is indeed Max noise + ripple of 250mV. The Mornsun 450, 550, 750 have a Max n + r of 200mV, Oddly the Mornsun 1000 lists a n + r of 200mV Typical (as opposed to Max)I couldn´t find the data for ripple mV p-p for the Micro Audio PSUs.
Mornsun had 250mV p-p, MP-H250S48 from Audiophonics had 300mV p-p.