I go the Frickelfest until next week but then i will build it.
I already have cabinets. You are suggesting a Hypex PSU.
Which one was that and did you do any modifications ?
I know this information is in this thread but i did not find the time to read everything.
Do you recommend double mono ?
I wish you success at Frickelfest. I hardly wait to see your VSSA implementation.
And yes, I almost forgot, I recommend dual mono construction, one SMPS per channel.
Small off topic
VSSA is getting more popular due to some advertisment.
Version with irfp in progress
VSSA Lateral MosFet Amplifier - dyskusja - DIY - Audiostereo.pl
Nice.
Once again....i don't see any Lazy stuff Here....
Marc
hehehe new 46 sets will go to travel the world
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I just received the two little VSSA gems I ordered.Thank you LC!Now the problem is to find an enclosure of the same quality.I personally prefer something like the Timekeeper amplifier of Burson Audio.Any ideas?
That would be great enclosure for VSSA.
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Hi LC,
I have for next months not so many time and budget to put in Diyaudio so i decided to explore my basement stock to see what could be use to build LC-VSSA on faster and cheapest side. Two picture above what i selected
- 2 enclosures 330x80mm face and 280mm deep
- 2 FISCHER ELEKTRONIK SK56/75 rated 0.45K/W each
- 2 toroids rated 300Va 2x25Vac
- 4 BComponent 22.000µF/40V screw caps
I have for next months not so many time and budget to put in Diyaudio so i decided to explore my basement stock to see what could be use to build LC-VSSA on faster and cheapest side. Two picture above what i selected
- 2 enclosures 330x80mm face and 280mm deep
- 2 FISCHER ELEKTRONIK SK56/75 rated 0.45K/W each
- 2 toroids rated 300Va 2x25Vac
- 4 BComponent 22.000µF/40V screw caps
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Hi LC,
I have for next months not so many time and budget to put in Diyaudio so i decided to explore my basement stock ...
looks like modushop slimline
in forum store its called quasi heatsink due to the exstruded alu sides
I had not thought of putting the heatsink inside
but might be a great idea if its properly vented
looks like modushop slimline
in forum store its called quasi heatsink due to the exstruded alu sides
I had not thought of putting the heatsink inside
but might be a great idea if its properly vented
Not exactly....it's galaxy line from same company. As you can see on picture the under cover is vented as the uper cover the same way. These vents holes cover the whole heatsink fins son no issue for me.
Marc
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Yes, find a friendly local machine shop. They are a great resource, and these days they can usually use the business...Now the problem is to find an enclosure of the same quality.I personally prefer something like the Timekeeper amplifier of Burson Audio.Any ideas?
I like that look too. Simple, clean, practical. The pics below are a prototype of my new chassis. There is no finish on the metal parts, and the transformer and simple supply are there just for scale in the pics. Almost the same size as the Timekeeper, I think. For VSSA, I plan to use the same thing, but with a different rear panel and a simple front.
The board in the pics is my through-hole version (see Shaan's Pee-Cee-Bee thread), but LC's boards will go in the same place in a chassis the same size.
One word of caution: The Timekeeper has a 300VA transformer and a closed chassis. I think it depends on a fan for cooling at its rated output. I am depending on vents top an bottom, and I will probably need more than those shown. Something to keep in mind...
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Not exactly....it's galaxy line from same company.
Marc
ah, yes ofcourse
Slimline is a new enlarged version, mixing Galaxy and Pesante parts
+1, It would help people plan their heatsinks before the boards arrive.
Thanks
Thanks
Request if i could : LC could you provide a hole layout drawing un der pdf at 1 scale juste for easy hole placement => when printed this could serve for direct hole placement on heatsink.
Marc
You have to know the ALF double mosfet is a very good device and small VSSA layout has very low noise, ideal for headphones. Serial resistance value have to be tested to find most suitable. Also serves as a protection against full output, short circuit etc.
Hello LC
I still wait on your help (answer) to get a pair of these ALF double mosfet so I can build your amp with the same parts used at my Darlington version so I could compare them.
I know now you are way to busy, I just want to know if I can get later sometimes these parts.
I made the layout for your amp so I can use one of my favorite resister (PRP)
I hope all that work with the layout it was not in vain.
Greetings Gabor
Hi Gabor
Probably you overlooked that in the first batch I got only 200 pcs. of ALF mosfets from Semelab. To be correct to the ones who ordered and payed complete sets from the early start, I have to follow GB list and these 200 pcs. will go to them first. When the rest 100 pcs. ordered ALF-s will be received, as promised, you'll get them as well to make comparison.
Regards, Lazy Cat
Probably you overlooked that in the first batch I got only 200 pcs. of ALF mosfets from Semelab. To be correct to the ones who ordered and payed complete sets from the early start, I have to follow GB list and these 200 pcs. will go to them first. When the rest 100 pcs. ordered ALF-s will be received, as promised, you'll get them as well to make comparison.
Regards, Lazy Cat
Request if i could : LC could you provide a hole layout drawing un der pdf at 1 scale juste for easy hole placement => when printed this could serve for direct hole placement on heatsink.
Marc
The problem is that my P-CAD version is not having direct .pdf output, so the conversion goes through .xps and than it wouldn't be in 1:1 scale anymore. I'm sure that 3 hole's centers is not a problem to measure and mark on the heatsink. The easiest solution would be to use VSSA PCB itself as a template.
Featherweight Audio ... Weight increase this weekend.
35 g for stereo
Please weight and show us both finished PCB modules.
Hardly wait to see your final implementation.
The problem is that my P-CAD version is not having direct .pdf output, so the conversion goes through .xps and than it wouldn't be in 1:1 scale anymore. I'm sure that 3 hole's centers is not a problem to measure and mark on the heatsink. The easiest solution would be to use VSSA PCB itself as a template.
I Prefer à lot to use template. I print it apply it with adhesiv tape and mark with parker drill my all. So ifyou permit i will rapidly drawn a tempate and publish it here for who want.
Marc
I Prefer à lot to use template. I print it apply it with adhesiv tape and mark with parker drill my all. So ifyou permit i will rapidly drawn a tempate and publish it here for who want.
Marc
Yes please, tnx Mark
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