Mick_F said:No primary fuse and no mains lead cleat. A potentially lethal combination.....
A good observation, take on of those big strips and wrap around the manis cable just on the inside of the cabinet/enclosure.
And those chips, do they not need heatsinking ?
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My First Chip Amp
Here is an amp I built for my son with his band's logo on the top panel. I used pcbs from chipamp.com. Purchased my own components otherwise. Very happy with the results. Will be used in an apartment system using some very nice Signet bookshelf speakers and a powered 8" sub. Strictly CD based with a decent player.
Custom paint was done by www.mccallcolors.com
Here is an amp I built for my son with his band's logo on the top panel. I used pcbs from chipamp.com. Purchased my own components otherwise. Very happy with the results. Will be used in an apartment system using some very nice Signet bookshelf speakers and a powered 8" sub. Strictly CD based with a decent player.
Custom paint was done by www.mccallcolors.com
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Yeap, I have two large and round onesMy what large...... transfomers you have... LOL.
kmj said:
Yeap, I have two large and round ones
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