Pictures of your diy Pass amplifier

[ma_coule]

Hi Blistard and Jacco

Thanks for your kind words. You are correct in the Spectral look. That was exactly what I was trying to achieve.
The only thing remaining is to change the knobs on the x-ono, as shown in post 262 and 263 to match.

I would like to share how I made the front panell.

The case is an off the shelf unit from the VT4C shop in Hong Kong.

The front is a 2 part affair, with a removable sub panell.

I drew up the front lettering in AutoCad (could use any other package for that matter), and printed them on overhead transperency film.

I then got 2mm thick clear acrylic cut to size for me, and then sandwiched the lot together. There are fastening screws from the rear.

It gives the front a really nice depth

Regards

George.

Congrats, excellent work George!

& for fun !

 

[jacco vermeulen]

off the shelf unit

What an affordable case, just the aluminum front and top panel are worth the order at that price.
Clever thinking, a really professional looking one-off at low cost and input, hats off.

 

[nad]

Here are a few pictures of my 2010 output. Detailed info here.

Wow, extremely impressive.

 

[AndrewT]

Gee Vee,
wonderful
Please start a thread showing the stages in design, procurement and assembly of your chassis.

 

[simplewire]

Zen V3 I'v buid.

This is Zen V3 I'v buid.

 

[blistard]

My F5 / B1 combo

This is the latest (and much better) incarnation of my F5 and B1. The preamp has a DAC included. (so yes, the philips is only allowed to send S/Pdif ). I am still searching for an appropiate phono-preamp to include. Any suggestions (preferrably an FET-design of which an PCB-design is available) ?

 

[Itsmee]

I am still searching for an appropiate phono-preamp

http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/PEARL 2.pdf

 

[blistard]

http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/PEARL 2.pdf

Thanks, but I couldn't find a single-sided PCB layout to etch myself.

 

[SirByrd]

Here is mine, I just need to finish wiring it and assemble:

Dual mono down to two power switches and cords, over two pounds per watt per channel!

 

[wojak737]

Wow, it looks great!
Congratulations!
How did you do this inscription on the front panel?

Greetings.

 

[Bksabath]

SirByrd

Realy Nice

What is that nice board on the side of it in the first picture?

 

[dux]

SirByrd,

very nice color

what are dimensions of case and heat sink brand ? ( conrad ? )

thank you

 

[vdi_nenna]

That's a good looking amp. Nice to see a different color!

Did you anodize the top and front panels after engraving?
Did you do the anodizing yourself?

 

[SirByrd]

The lettering was cnc engraved and then anodized (not by me) and the case is a flatpack from cwujek from here.
Next to it is my DAC board from hifidiy.net

 

[Nelson Pass]

The blue is a very nice color.

 

[TerryO]

SirByrd's amp looks even nicer in person, believe it or not. Not too bad for your typical Seattle 17 year old teenager. BTW: all of his projects have been very detailed and well done.


Best Regards,
Terry

 

[SirByrd]

The blue is a very nice color.

Thanks!
It was good to hear from you when you visited Resolution Audio in Seattle, it was what started me out on this project.

 

[SirByrd]

Decided I needed some support under the transformers so the 1/8" aluminum wouldn't bend so much. Now it is not going to bend at all!

 

[SirByrd]

Finished photos and listening impressions coming soon.

 

[regiregi22]

SirByrd's amp looks even nicer in person, believe it or not. Not too bad for your typical Seattle 17 year old teenager. BTW: all of his projects have been very detailed and well done.


Best Regards,
Terry

Wow, i started in diy audio stuff around 3 or even 4 years ago, and that seemed to me to be too young Now I am 23.