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Old 11th February 2005, 02:49 PM   #11
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Old 11th February 2005, 03:22 PM   #12
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Understand, and as I mentioned MINOR.

The amp is beautiful and I am planning my 2 childrens as I type...

Thank you for sharing the pictures and idea!
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Old 12th February 2005, 01:54 AM   #13
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nice amp, will you make me one too? i think i'l be going for a different color though

your must be popular with your daughter.
congrats on a nice amp.
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Old 13th February 2005, 11:45 PM   #14
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Hello sayang,


i noticed you have a link to futurlec.
How is your experience with this bizz?


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cool website
it convinced me to make the tone circuit based on the lm1036 with your schematic!!
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i noticed you have a link to futurlec.
How is your experience with this bizz?
I know that this was not directed to me, but I have some experience with them. The first time I ordered, everything was fine. The second time, I ordered a multimeter. They sent me the wrong model, plus it didn't work. They sent me a replacement, which still wasn't the one that was advertised on the website. I ended up sending both of them back. The last time I ordered from there, I got an email that the order was being packaged. I waited for a month, and got nothing. I had an order number, but it wasn't in their database (tried to check status on web site). I kept emailing them, and found out that they were missing some part (remember that this was a month later). And this is what I get from them:
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Please let us know again, the total these parts are 13 pieces or not.

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After a month, they didn't even know what I ordered!!

I paid with a credit card, and they charged me about 20 cents extra (this was a year ago, so I don't remember exactly, and I don't feel like looking it up). A week or two later, they charge $0.66 to the card for no reason. It took about 10 emails to finally get them to respond, refund the money, and to find out why they charged it. 66 cents is nothing, but since they screwed up that much, I had no reason not to complain.

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In regard to the difference with the amounts, this is due to exchange rate movements between the time of your order and when it was processed by the bank.

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All the prices on their web site were in U.S. dollars, and they tried to give me some crap about exchange rates. They refunded the 66 cents, and I never bought from them again.
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Old 14th February 2005, 03:53 AM   #16
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TOO BAD ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE...


prices are so low, some items are 500 pct cheaper than at FRY'S


I guess taking a small risk is allowed in this case



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Old 14th February 2005, 10:52 AM   #17
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I placed in total 20 orders with Futurlec, 2 of them being PCB fabrication. Orders went smooth, when some parts were missing I received them with no additional cost.

Only issue I have is the webcontrol board, information on the Futurlec website is misleading. I know from someone who ordered this board a few months after me , he got a CD with even less documentation / programs. Of course I have sent him a copy of my disc. This board is originally made by ETT which didn't even bother to answer my emails.

Next time I go for a holiday in Thailand I'm going to visit both Futurlec & ETT.
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Old 14th March 2005, 04:16 AM   #18
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went to your website Roland,

took the layout, and copied it slightly adjusted .....

I was thinking of finishing it today but i forgot to order the .39 uf caps

I have all the other stuff including ppots etc....

by the way, the psu I am using (toroid form allelectronic) has approc 13.5 volts dc and 1.05 A
do you think it will hold out?
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by the way, the psu I am using (toroid form allelectronic) has approc 13.5 volts dc and 1.05 A , do you think it will hold out?
The LM1036 uses only a few mA, I do recommend using a regulated psu. I have used the LM7812.
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Hehehe, you're cool, Why you dont post photos of the loundspeak?

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