Monday, November 06th, 2017 | Author: stokes
For a number of years, I suggested a gas discharge tube to protect the original Quad ESL treble panels. and they do work well, but I’ve had them get leaky over time and their striking voltage drops. I have reverted to the stock Quad ESL treble protection circuit. The original circuit is a rectifier bridge of 3000 volt diodes, where the input to the treble panel is applied across the AC inputs of the bridge. A stack of zener diodes is placed across the rectified outputs.
I’ve designed a little board to fit under the input transformer case. The schematic and layout are shown here:
Category: Audio