Pictures of your diy Pass amplifier

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Finished B1

Hi :)

Here she is, the finished B1 preamp :D

I'm totally hooked on this sound! Changed the 1K resistors for naked foils... that was a BIG difference!

Beautifull detail and I never heard that much headroom. Time to enjoy :cool::p

Love it!

Merry Christmas to all!!!!:deer:
 

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Engraving

Wow , nice build Sjoerd! That's a lot of extra components for such a simple buffer ;)

Where did you do the engraving of your frontpanel?


Hi WalterW,

Thanks! :cool: I did put a lot on effort in it! Glad it shows :)

I like over the top :D But it's not that much ;) Only an input selector board and a beafy PSU :rolleyes:

The engraving, milling and drilling is done at Modushop in Italy. That's where the enclosure comes from. Just send a DWG of how you want the front and backpanel, and they make it custom.
 
Hi :)

Here she is, the finished B1 preamp :D

I'm totally hooked on this sound! Changed the 1K resistors for naked foils... that was a BIG difference!

Beautifull detail and I never heard that much headroom. Time to enjoy :cool::p

Love it!

Merry Christmas to all!!!!:deer:

Cool looking pre-amp. :cool:
Can you show some closeups of how you integrated the modushop knobs? I once bought some of their biggest, but I cannot figure out how to integrate in a way that looks nice.
 
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Knobs

A 100 gram knob is too heavy for that, imo.
For such knobs and bigger, better to press a ball bearing in the panel and use an extension shaft.

I agree. But I like the idea of sticking the knob through the front panel.... I like these knobs but they do stick out a bit much.... So that could be the answer. The extension shafts I used are glassfiber. They are really strong! I did not use ball bearings but perfect through hole fittings. Works perfectly!

For now the build is done :D But there's allways an improvement to be done :cool: More of that in the new jear!

See you guys in 2014!
 
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Ok, here's a picture of how it looks upclose :)

SjoerdSmits:

If you drill a few 3mm holes in the milled area, you can mount LEDs behind the knob, which will illuminate the narrow band surrounding the knob. I like the effect.

Regards,
Scott
 

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