Very good. Needs running in, if you believe all that malarkey
Turns out the speaker protection and overload doodah has some kind of fault (well it was from ebay!) although Tubeshunters stuff is normally ok. It has a habit of making a brown trouser inducing noise through the right channel before it goes into "protection mode" and the relays do their stuff. It sounds as though it is ripping the cone apart.....nice!
So it is out of circuit at the mo. Nicholas bought it for me for Xmas
. Of course there was no information sheet with it, but there is a schematic on the ebay listing. I will need to take my clever pills to see if helps at all
Turns out the speaker protection and overload doodah has some kind of fault (well it was from ebay!) although Tubeshunters stuff is normally ok. It has a habit of making a brown trouser inducing noise through the right channel before it goes into "protection mode" and the relays do their stuff. It sounds as though it is ripping the cone apart.....nice!
So it is out of circuit at the mo. Nicholas bought it for me for Xmas
. Of course there was no information sheet with it, but there is a schematic on the ebay listing. I will need to take my clever pills to see if helps at all
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Very good. Need running in, if you believe all that malarkey
Should take all of 30 minutes or so
Clean assembly Whaleman - where did you get the enclosure?
whaleman...where did you get the heat sink???
Thanks,
Clean assembly Whaleman - where did you get the enclosure?
Par-Metal 20 series
you can get very good ones at http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...uujSBw&usg=AFQjCNEBPXeF-HCwwm1brc9GYrFMGbEWHg
I got mines there and the quality is top notch!!!!
Very nice job whaleman ! I like those big input caps, I did it the same way but using Sonicap. I would use bigger caps for power supply at least 4.700uf 105c X 3 on each rail.
Hi Waleman,m
Your LM3875 doesn't look anything like the one from Audio Sector and he is from Canada, not NJ. Are you sure you are quoting the right board from the right Vendor?
Regards
Thanks, the case is from Par-Metal like someone said.Clean assembly Whaleman - where did you get the enclosure?
That heat sink I think came from an Onkyo receiver I junked for parts.
Yes, agree. Those used to be 10,000, but turned out to be fake Nippon Chemi-con, so I tore them all out and had those 2200 uF laying around. Do you think I will hear a difference with bigger caps?
No, do not think is the man from Canada that posts around here, unfortunately...but he is eBayer audiosector in NJ, at least that is what is claimed.
These boards were quite nice, gold plated I think. But not the same person.
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I thought so, but the finish looks so smooth.. the ones from P-M I have seen had a different finish (or so it seems from the photos).
Thanks!
I thought so, but the finish looks so smooth.. the ones from P-M I have seen had a different finish (or so it seems from the photos).
Thanks!
I actually take some 00 steel wool and rub the whole case (in the direction of the brushing), then I use Brasso on the front and back plates. Otherwise it is a bit rough.
Audiosector LM3875, Antek 300va 22v+22v transformer, Par-Metal 12x12x4" chassis.
It's built exactly like the schematic right now, The case is kinda big so I have room to play with PSU configurations. There is no doubt I need to get a prettier power switch...
Initial impressions are very favorable!
Once it's all done in it's final configuration I will do a build thread.
It's built exactly like the schematic right now, The case is kinda big so I have room to play with PSU configurations. There is no doubt I need to get a prettier power switch...
Initial impressions are very favorable!
Once it's all done in it's final configuration I will do a build thread.
Audiosector LM3875, Antek 300va 22v+22v transformer, Par-Metal 12x12x4" chassis.
It's built exactly like the schematic right now, The case is kinda big so I have room to play with PSU configurations. There is no doubt I need to get a prettier power switch...
Initial impressions are very favorable!
Once it's all done in it's final configuration I will do a build thread.
Very nice! I recognize that case. Here is a nicer neon lit power switch:
SPST Round Rocker Switch w/Red Illumination 125VAC 060-716