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GB Pass M2 Clone Boards with 120mm UMS spacing by Tea-Bag

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Any boards besides Russellc's running yet?? I think Cantilope's are done.
I would love to see some pics. Don't be shy about wiring. We are all not commercial experts!

Just a reminder that my building blog of the M2C is available.

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/blogs/tea-bag/203-m2clone-boards-120mm-ums-spacing.html

The optocoupler placement is really important, I think the main gotcha, hitch, common mistake to be made building the amp, and i did my best to spell out the orientation in the blog.
 
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wdecho

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Tea-Bag said:
Any boards besides Russellc's running yet?? I think Cantilope's are done.
I would love to see some pics. Don't be shy about wiring. We are all not commercial experts!.
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Not to speak for Cantilope but I have been corresponding with him and his is up and running being used for a center channel for his Jubilee mains along with 2 original Firstwatt M2 amps. Here are some pictures on the Klipsch site.

https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/162981-first-watt-clone-the-diy-m2/#entry2000508
 
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