Bottlehead Forum
Bottlehead Kits => Legacy Kit Products => Seduction => Topic started by: denti alligator on July 18, 2015, 01:32:59 PM
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I'm using an Audio Technica 150-MLX cartridge with my Seduction. It sounds great. However, I recently read that there's a slight bulge in the upper frequencies that can be tamed by "by getting the capacitance as low as possible and dropping the impedance from 47k to 33k. "
What would that entail?
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Sam,
The impedance resistors are mounted on the input RCA jacks. They are 47.5k Ohms. Change those to 33k Ohms and that is done. The Seduction has a pretty low capacitance it self. PB or PJ might have some suggestions to lower it.
Also, using a low capacitance cable between your table and the Seduction would be the greatest improvement you can make of the total capacitance. PM me.
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Low capacitance cable. Check.
As for the resistors: what voltage? and what brand?
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I'm fond of Dale/Vishay RN55 series of resistors. Power isn't a factor. The signal is a very low voltage and there is no current drawn.
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So I tried this, and it was no good. There was no taming of the upper frequencies. If anything it heightened them. The sound was thinner, more fragile, whispy even.
So I put the stock resistors back in. Damn, this amp sounds sooooo good!! I can't imagine how the Eros sounds. I am so happy with it.