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Can't seem to see a manual for the Ballsie Lite...
I just got my Ballsie Lite (LME49720) for my Buffallo32.
I'm running via a Volumite, direct into my valve power amps, which apparently have a 1.5v input sensitivity. Which I have taken to mean the amps require takes 1.5v to reach full power
The question is how do I adjust the Ballsie Lite SE output voltage to match? I presume it defaults to 2v which I guess is going to be a bit much?
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If the Buf32 is set for 2VRMs output the following will work. With R1,R2,R5,R6 at 2K Change R3,R4,R7,R8 to about 1.5K and you will be close to 1.5VRMS. :) Edited by user Thursday, March 25, 2010 4:42:39 PM(UTC)
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Thanks very much Russ :-)
I perhaps should have said I'm going balanced to single ended via the Ballsie Lite. My power amps are single ended.
I hope your solution still applies....
I am presuming a stock Buff32s is a standard 2v output via it's balanced output into a Ballsie Lite. What I need to get out is 1.5v single ended.
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Your welcome, and yes it does. :)
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Many thanks, a telepathic homebrew is being sent ;-)
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