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#2451 |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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#2452 |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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you could sell kits of them! i would buy them thats for sure! they look amazing!
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#2453 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: in my house!
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Wow, those pcb's are very nice! They look Professional grade!
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#2454 |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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My amplifier made out of junk... Its even sounds like junk
![]() Ebay LM4766 board, long supply rails, full of loops, HF oscillation heats even the biggest heatsink to melting point -.- Case is made of aluminium faceplate, cut it out with angle grinder-.- Black steel part is battery charger than caught on fire after charging small 12V leadacid battery... Spray painted it black and there it goes, gifted away anyway. Toroid transformer in the back is handwound, even primary is handwound by me. I know it looks pretty cool from the outside but, i hate the look inside. Built withing 2 hours... ![]() ![]() image upload no compression Ive made same looking PCBS before drilling spray paint it over. there are very strong spray paints Even heatproof. Last edited by Mihkus; 20th July 2013 at 12:25 PM. |
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#2456 |
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Join Date: Jul 2013
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Hey all!
Just finished my first amplifier project! Before had only experiences on building couple of DACīs from kit. Here is the picture on the insides. Still need to apply thermal grease to chips and regulators, cut potentiometer shaft to fit knob and heat couple of heat shrink tubes. I am really impressed on the performance. LM3875 chips drive 6 ohm/88dB wharfedales suprisingly nice. I am planning on building new speakers with audionirvana fullranges to pair with this amp! Unfortunately I have just laid my eyes on myref as the performance of simple LM3875 design is so stunning. Maybe I will have two chip amps soon ![]() Lm3875 inside |
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#2457 |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Well done! You have some unshielded signal wires though, and they will pick up interference.
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#2458 |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Victoria, Australia
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Mihkus: the amp maybe oscilating. This could cause the HS to get hot. Chip amps can do this easy.
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#2459 | |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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I even had a bit space to install 2 bigger filters very close to chip. It remains cool now but i blew 1 channel up cuz my one of the leads on terminals were shorted with gnd, lots of smoke... But 1 channel is working, going to change chip very soon and make new wood base just for look. Sorry for post without picture ![]() |
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#2460 |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
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Finally completed my my_ref rev c. I have increased relay delay time by changing R21 into 470K, i get around 2sec delay as my expectation. another softstart also help much.
Never thought that my first amp will be this great ![]() next -> pcb B1, DCB1, Aleph-J is on the way, more soldering is coming ![]() |
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