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11th February 2007, 12:52 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Istanbul
  
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Pictures of my T-Amp.
I finally completed my T-amp project.Thank you all who shared their experiences on this forum.This power supply(12V regulated) gives a better soundstage and bass definition than the SMPS I tried.
They are not shown on the photo but I used Auricap input caps and Cardas internal wiring .I added an input selector as you can see.Volume pot is Alps blue and input females are Cardas.Back and front panels are cut by some kind of CNC machine.I also made power amps too.I think the sound is fantastic.I prepared parts for 10 amps and sold some of them..We tried them with Onur Ilkorur’s design SINGULAR with AER drivers and that was a perfect match and one of the best sounds I have ever heard..I think tripath amps can give a high-end sound if they are matched with speakers they can really drive.. Front |
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11th February 2007, 01:07 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Pennsylvania
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Very nice job hsu. Looks classy.
You've got plenty of room in that chassis for upgrading to a different Tripath based amp, adding an input buffer/preamp, etc. Just something to think about 
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