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While there are lots of quality kits for preamplifiers, I have never really found a decent way of adding more inputs to a preamp. The existing ones are either of dubious quality, spec'ed like a spaceship, or both.
So I decided to make my own input selector. With relays. And an ESP-32 module! A year,...
Behold the new Muffsy Phono Preamp!
It'll be available on Tindie, very soon. Actually, it is available: https://www.tindie.com/products/skrodahl/muffsy-phono-preamp-kit/
While I've been sharing a lot of my work on muffsy.com, I've never really clarified how my view is on people using my work (or derivates of it). This is now changing.
I've decided to release all of my content (barring a few exceptions) under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license...
YouTube user Blake G has posted a couple of vinyl-rips using the Muffsy Phono Preamp onto the video site. Although YouTube probably alters the bitrate, you can still get an idea on how the Muffsy Phono Preamp performs in his setup. His setup, btw, is:
- Turntable: Sony PS-X500
- Cartridge: Empire 999ve...
This project is freely available, and you can have the boards produced yourself. That's not for everyone though, so I've decided to sell the PCBs for the BSTRD on Tindie.
After a lot of testing, ordering of components, assembling kits, more testing and writing build instructions, the Muffsy MC Head Amp kit has finally launched!
If you're looking for a way to use low output MC cartridges with your Muffsy Phono Preamp, or any other MM phono stage, look no further! Get i...
It's done, it's built, it's the first of its kind, it's plugged in, it sings!
No hiccups, no artifacts, it just works. It's playing the 40th anniversary "Crime of the Century" by Supertramp right now.
Sweet :)
This does mean that, with some effort, the kit will be ready in about two weeks. T...
That's right, the MC Head Amp made it to the front page of HACKADAY, which is a great honor!
Unfortunately, there's some confusion in the article and in the comments that I would like to address here.
You may have noticed that the Muffsy MC Head Amp is on its way. UPDATE: It's already here!
Here's why you might want one for yourself.
While we're waiting for the Muffsy MC Head Amp, here's a sneak peek of the new back panel for the B0905 cabinet.
There are a lot of considerations to make when dealing with the very low output from an MC cartridge. Noise and interference should be avoided in all parts of the design, and that's why th...
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