Aleph P

fredericasse · 10th December 2008, 03:47 PM

Hi,
I'm French and i don't speak very good english !
I would make a Aleph v1.7 Amp but i don't know where i find pcb and the source code for making a LCD Control Panel ?
Do you know where i find it ?
Thanks

hifimaker · 10th December 2008, 04:22 PM

There are no PC boards available nor the code for the volume control. The volume control has been discussed extensively. It's a straight forward PIC controller selecting a series of relays.

Search for series or shunt to ground volume controls and you will find lots of good threads. There are commercial kits for volume and source selectors available.

Heat sinks are an issue for building class A amps, and volume controls are a challenge in making preamps.

Good luck with your build.

-David

DVBjunky · 10th December 2008, 04:32 PM

Here at DIYaudio.com many people have posted schematics, gerber and own Aleph P Clones...if you use the SEARCH button (look at the top of your screen)...you will find anything. There was a greek guy from Germany who posted his Gerber files and others too.

Before you post a question - make yourself sure that you used the DIYaudio Search option.

There is a guy in the internet - her sells PCBs but I dont know if with permission....he is called Kristian or so.

Addition: Why did you start a new Thread.....they are several other threads here...regarding Aleph P.

Next time...think, use search function here and read all other Aleph P threads before posting.

This is just a friendly comment to avoid multiple threads with the same content.

best regards

Alan

10th December 2008, 03:47 PM	#1
fredericasse diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2006	Aleph P Hi, I'm French and i don't speak very good english ! I would make a Aleph v1.7 Amp but i don't know where i find pcb and the source code for making a LCD Control Panel ? Do you know where i find it ? Thanks

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10th December 2008, 04:22 PM	#2
hifimaker diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: San Jose	There are no PC boards available nor the code for the volume control. The volume control has been discussed extensively. It's a straight forward PIC controller selecting a series of relays. Search for series or shunt to ground volume controls and you will find lots of good threads. There are commercial kits for volume and source selectors available. Heat sinks are an issue for building class A amps, and volume controls are a challenge in making preamps. Good luck with your build. -David

10th December 2008, 04:32 PM	#3
DVBjunky diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2006	Here at DIYaudio.com many people have posted schematics, gerber and own Aleph P Clones...if you use the SEARCH button (look at the top of your screen)...you will find anything. There was a greek guy from Germany who posted his Gerber files and others too. Before you post a question - make yourself sure that you used the DIYaudio Search option. There is a guy in the internet - her sells PCBs but I dont know if with permission....he is called Kristian or so. Addition: Why did you start a new Thread.....they are several other threads here...regarding Aleph P. Next time...think, use search function here and read all other Aleph P threads before posting. This is just a friendly comment to avoid multiple threads with the same content. best regards Alan

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