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Subject: Re: MOTM-101 output level and a question about mounting.

From: "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@...>
Date: 2005-10-24

Hi Gregory,

Welcome to the MOTM world! As far as your gain, something is indeed
out of whack, since you should have more gain than that on the output.

Did you check resistors with a multimeter? Sometimes it's easy to
misread a color band.

As far as cabinets, I've written a little treatise on the subject:
http://www.hotrodmotm.com/cab.htm

Moe
http://www.hotrodmotm.com

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "gregorykjar" <greg@i...> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Sorry if this question has been brought up before, but I´ve been
> searching the list for a while and can´t find a clear answer. The
> thing is that my newly build MOTM-101 SH has quite a low output;
> around 100mV on the white noise out (Trimmer TP1 at max measured
> with my Wellemann DVM891)and this gives a maximum SH output (with
> noise as internal S/H source) on around .7 - .9 Volts. (with "Level"
> at max setting) According to the manual I should get higher levels,
> but here it says that the first OP-AMP after the noise diodes has a
> gain of 100, as I se it its only 10 - 100k (R4) / 10k (R3). Could
> I just reduce R3 (to 3,3K or something) or should I check a 4.th
> time if everything is rigth, maybe check-measure resitors? I would
> like a bit more out of the S/H to modulate filters.
> Apart from that, as a new MOTM user I can only say I´m a fan. Fan of
> the sound, fan of the quality.
> Which brings me to the next question. Mounting in 19" racks is nice
> and easy but I can quickly se this sytem grow, wich means high racks
> or broad cabinets (dot. com style)What do you guys prefer - broad or
> high?
> Or maybe the system goes so big its gotta be both. But then I´ll be
> broke.
>
> greetings from Denmark
>
> Gregory
>