Aleph P + Aleph 30

[loovet]

Hi,

I’ve been hanging around on this forum for almost six years now. And from time to time I’ve asked you guy’s several questions over the years. And in the best way you have always supported me and helped me in the best way, which I’d like to thank you for. And especially I’d like to thank Mr. Pass for his contribution to this forum and to the general DIY community. Without you guy’s I would never been able to do this.

And now, when I finally finished my two projects (Aleph P and Aleph 30), I’d like to show you some pictures of them.

BR

/loovet

[Zen Mod]

fugly!

[DVBjunky]

ZenMod

Well, I like it...very Zen-like and 80% of DIY Amps cases are much worse. Be honest ZenMod.....you saw worse...come on....crazy guy :-)

@ Loovet

Nice work. I am trying similar......simple Design for my upcoming amp.

regards

Alan

[Zen Mod]

Originally posted by DVBjunky
ZenMod

Well, I like it...very Zen-like and 80% of DIY Amps cases are much worse. Be honest ZenMod.....you saw worse...come on....crazy guy :-)

@ Loovet

Nice work. I am trying similar......simple Design for my upcoming amp.

regards

Alan

agree 150% ;

you can't see that I write "fugly!" for many things .........

I'm curious to see how they look inside ; if they are at least 75% neat as outside , it's worth 6 yrs of enjoy in making them

[DVBjunky]

You are right. I saw the clown face :-)

Loovet, give us some kinky pix from the inside. pleeeaze

[Geek]

Inspiring

Some real beauties there.

Cheers!

[MEGA-amp]

Very Nice.


Love that beefy face plate.


Not only am I the Beefy Face Plate president, but I'm also a client:

[Rodeodave]

Originally posted by DVBjunky

Loovet, give us some kinky pix from the inside. pleeeaze

Yeah, circuit porn. Me too wants to see the inside.

From the outside these amps are really, really awesome. Incredible.

[loovet]

OK,

First of all I like to thanks for the nice comments. And I have to say that I feel the pressure of open the boxes, and feel comfortable of doing so. As a friend once said “I'm not afraid”

First a picture of the PSU box (Aleph P), the box holds three traffos one for each channel and one for the volume control which is controlled by a PIC 16F84A. Next to the box you can see the volume control.


The onter Aleph P box contains two of these (and the relay board for the volume conrtol).


And inside the Aleph 30 (boards from Chipamp)


Another picture from the side (upside down)


And finally

[jacco vermeulen]

Smart cookie to use G-shape cross-sectional aluminum extrusion instead of angles or solid square bars.
Ceramic stand-offs would have been prettier, but nice piece of work for a Swede in exile.

What did you do with the feet (socket) of the power amp ?