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Old 24th January 2012, 05:25 PM   #31
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Luckily I have one board lying on my desk right now :-)

The size is 123x178x37 (width x length x heigth in millimeter)
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Old 25th January 2012, 03:17 PM   #32
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Old 8th February 2012, 06:11 PM   #33
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Due to the fact that the T3S board with Mundorf input caps are marked as "sold out" at the moment, I think there has to be at least a certain amount of boards which was shipped out.

Since nobody posted any experience he/she made with this amp, I just wanted to encourage you to do so and share your opinions with the rest of the world. I would be very interested to hear from the first lucky ones already having one of these amps up and running.

I have one of these boards myself but don't have the time to assemble everything at the moment. This is going to take me at least two more weeks.
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Old 24th March 2012, 01:51 PM   #34
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Im having some trouble powering on my 2 boards,
I plug in the amps and the led indicator on the connex 500smps and amp light for 2-3 seconds then dim out. If i retry to plug the amp in nothing lights up.

After this fault i read 1.5v coming off psu that slowly drains, once it gets to 300mv or less the amp might power on again..

If the amp starts up correctly it will play fine all day long without issue, and the psu reads 48v stable.
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Old 24th March 2012, 03:03 PM   #35
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Hello, my humble opinion .....

Sonically, the Hifimediy-T3S is a disappointment for me. The sound is too technical and unnatural. The Hifimediy-T2 sounds much better.

A Hifimediy T2-amp also costs significantly less than a Hifimediy T3S-amp.

If the performance of a Hifimediy T3S is required, then I recommend for the better sound the L-25D modules. Sonically for me at the moment, that absolute measure of all things. Even a Hypex UcD HxR-400 sounds (not the output power ago) not as good as the L-25D-modules. The Elektrolyd 22 µF capacitors, the input capacitors of the L-25D modules, have I simply bypassed.

In addition, the L-25D to time an unmatched price-performance ratio.

Greeting

Michael
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Old 24th March 2012, 06:35 PM   #36
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hello Michael. Nice built amps
what smps power supply do you use in the l25D amps ? (last picture)
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Old 24th March 2012, 08:05 PM   #37
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hello Michael.
what smps power supply do you use in the l25D amps ? (last picture)
Hello,

The SMPS is a Hypex SMPS400A400. For this SMPS I have chosen because it has a DC protection for speakers. When a defective power amplifiers will shut down the SMPS. Sonically, I admit, but the power amplifier with a linear power supply to be preferred. The 19 "4-channel amp is me too bulky and too heavy, so i have the two L-25D stereo amplifier with Hypex SMPS400A400 built.

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Old 25th March 2012, 03:08 AM   #38
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Im having some trouble powering on my 2 boards,
I plug in the amps and the led indicator on the connex 500smps and amp light for 2-3 seconds then dim out. If i retry to plug the amp in nothing lights up.

After this fault i read 1.5v coming off psu that slowly drains, once it gets to 300mv or less the amp might power on again..

If the amp starts up correctly it will play fine all day long without issue, and the psu reads 48v stable.
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Old 29th March 2012, 02:09 AM   #39
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Im having some trouble powering on my 2 boards,
I plug in the amps and the led indicator on the connex 500smps and amp light for 2-3 seconds then dim out. If i retry to plug the amp in nothing lights up.

After this fault i read 1.5v coming off psu that slowly drains, once it gets to 300mv or less the amp might power on again..

If the amp starts up correctly it will play fine all day long without issue, and the psu reads 48v stable.
Hi, I don't know what's the reason now, so only to guess. May be over-current when power on? That always make the PSU auto protection.
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Old 29th March 2012, 11:06 AM   #40
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Im having some trouble powering on my 2 boards,
I plug in the amps and the led indicator on the connex 500smps and amp light for 2-3 seconds then dim out. If i retry to plug the amp in nothing lights up.

After this fault i read 1.5v coming off psu that slowly drains, once it gets to 300mv or less the amp might power on again..

If the amp starts up correctly it will play fine all day long without issue, and the psu reads 48v stable.
is'nt this related to SMPS burst mode ?

here is what Cristi wrote on the SMPS thread
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when the smps works in burst mode or discontinuous mode. this is a pulse-skipping operation mode implemented to reduce power consumption at no load or very low load. it starts to operate normal as soon as the load reaches 50-70mA on each rail or ~3-5W power. that's below most of the amplifier quiescent current, but some amps could draw less than that if they are muted.
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