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17th May 2009, 05:33 PM
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Location: Strasbourg
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Hi Paolo,
Short answer: "No" Long answer: No, I am delaying the "final choice" stage; I'm gathering all the elements to build a 100W Aleph (power transformer, capacitors, radiators, interconnect, enclosures, passive volume control, transistors and other PCB components etc., all top of the top quality) but have still not decided on the version I will ultimately build, whether it will be a classic Aleph 2, a "J" etc. You might have noticed that NP has released the schematic for a Burning Amp 1 (see http://www.diyaudio.com/articles/burning-amplifier-1 ) which shows some features of a high power Aleph J. Chris. |
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