MikeW said:Well, It's about time.
Very nice housing. Any pictures of the inside?
its about time? this one only took me 2 months total. and a lot of that was waiting on parts and such
and you beat me to it! i always post inside pics!
MikeW said:I was joking.
Very nice work. Can you still hear?
WHAT?! SPEAK UP!
hehe.
actually, this one isnt that extreme. my OTHER ones are crazy. 65 pound class D's gotta love that.
im surprised no one has commented on that thread yet...
novec said:65 pounds class D? Yikes! Sounds even worse than mine! Have any pictures of that one?
go here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=90785
lanierb said:Is that a parmetal 20-series case?
yep! it was pretty cheap (under $50 i think). i got it without a faceplate and just made my own. the back panel was done by front panel express for around $20.
exactly. i hate the image that is associated wtih class D, mainly from the T-amps and such. it doesnt have to be all puny and pathetic if its class D. my other amps are absolute MONSTERS and drive my speakers like they were meant to be driven. no other amp has done that, and ive had a few...
novec said:Hope you don't mind me adding a 3D model of my little monster, too. It's a stereo amp with four channels, which will be run with an active crossover. Each pair of amps share a 1300VA trafo and dual bridges, but they have their separate caps.
looks nice. 4 caps per channel? what size are the caps?
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cowanrg said:
looks nice. 4 caps per channel? what size are the caps?
I'm using 15000 uF Jensen 4-pole caps, two pairs for each bass amp and a single pair for each high amp. By advice from Lars Claussen, I'm separating the treble amp and caps from the bass amp/caps with a 1 ohm resistor at the bridges.
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