audio1st said:[B... speaker stand bases and computer heat-sinks (I bet you guessed that)........[/B]
But this must be heat-sinks from an old computer.
Regards Aleš
my first gainclone (99%)
my speaker powered by GC :
please give me advice, thx
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my speaker powered by GC :
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please give me advice, thx
You can't really see it well (REALLY need to invest in a camera) but the chips are held to the heat-chunk by a 2x4.5cm bit of 1/4" aluminium. The Strip pins down the tabs on the chips and is itself held by that single screw you can see in the centre there. Just pressure holding the chips down.Beftus said:
And rightly so, looks good Ray! Any chance of seeing nudie pics of the inside?
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sneih: " ... please give me advice, thx "
Looks real good! How does it sound??
(My only advise would be to be sure to glue all that tin foil down ... scrape of metal foil floating around and inside with the circuits might be a real problem.)
You might try to find one of these EMI power line filters if you are getting noise from the outside world ...
Looks real good! How does it sound??
(My only advise would be to be sure to glue all that tin foil down ... scrape of metal foil floating around and inside with the circuits might be a real problem.)
You might try to find one of these EMI power line filters if you are getting noise from the outside world ...
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audio1st said:Remodeled the exterior
audio1s, like the bamboo sides, very nicely done !!
Pak sneih..loves the little green Alps, couldn't wait to hear your amp
Regards
TPS
audio1st said:Remodeled the exterior
Looks great! How did you get the spike threads off, they were welded on by the looks of it? Are you not entirely happy with the result, with the " " smiley?
FastEddy said:sneih: " ... please give me advice, thx "
Looks real good! How does it sound??
(My only advise would be to be sure to glue all that tin foil down ... scrape of metal foil floating around and inside with the circuits might be a real problem.)
You might try to find one of these EMI power line filters if you are getting noise from the outside world ...
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thanks bro, i will try it!!
hmmm i don't know what sounds like cause i never compare with other brand...ide2003 said:
audio1s, like the bamboo sides, very nicely done !!
Pak sneih..loves the little green Alps, couldn't wait to hear your amp
Regards
TPS
but GC with kadannu (91DB) speaker is good...
bass deep!!
sorry i m nubie for listening sound n detail
so cant inform abaut that sound...
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