Thanks guys 
WalterW: I couldn't find a red softstart board when I built this and it actually still annoys me a little I don't think I'll switch it though - I have too many other projects waiting.
Audiosan: Yes, but there is isolation (nylon bushings) that you can't see to prevent shorted turns (I guess that is what you are worried about?)
Ticktock: The rectifiers are soft-recovery so I skipped the snubbers
/U.
Edit: Bob: They are just angled 1/4" connectors, so yes they are removable. They make the cable routing a little neater (not that I'll win any prizes here) when using stiff/thick cable.
WalterW: I couldn't find a red softstart board when I built this and it actually still annoys me a little
I don't think I'll switch it though - I have too many other projects waiting.Audiosan: Yes, but there is isolation (nylon bushings) that you can't see to prevent shorted turns (I guess that is what you are worried about?)
Ticktock: The rectifiers are soft-recovery so I skipped the snubbers
/U.
Edit: Bob: They are just angled 1/4" connectors, so yes they are removable. They make the cable routing a little neater (not that I'll win any prizes here
) when using stiff/thick cable.Nice job!
Those soft start boards were cheap money on ebay when several sellers had them. Now they've doubled in price.
There's a guy in the forums here that makes similar ones that are real nice.
Connexelectronic
Those soft start boards were cheap money on ebay when several sellers had them. Now they've doubled in price.
There's a guy in the forums here that makes similar ones that are real nice.
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Edit: Bob: They are just angled 1/4" connectors, so yes they are removable. They make the cable routing a little neater (not that I'll win any prizes here
O.K. now I can see. Like these from Mouser. Nice idea and will come in handy on a future build.
Thanks
I think those holes are 7.5 mm spacing. Phoenix connectors look nice
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20091277691...l?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=200912776910&_rdc=1
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20091277691...l?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=200912776910&_rdc=1
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BTW, do you happen to know if are there any "Aleph 1.2 / Aleph 5 style" kits available?
I just know of this project some mates did in Germany:
Do you have a source for that fine chassis ?BTW, do you happen to know if are there any "Aleph 1.2 / Aleph 5 style" kits available?
I just know of this project some mates did in Germany:
Nope,
No more available, this gb was very limited about the costs (round 450 Euro). I think i have the Last one, this is today a "Virgin".
No plan for a Second round. It was to much trouble with the finish.
Weight: around 45kg
Designed by: der_yeti
Do you have a source for the heatsinks? They look massive!
If one enjoys a 2 x 2 feet amp case with really unfavorable thermal efficiency.
Very pretty, but unrational.
Did Alex - Der Yeti post what the temperature of his design is at the 200W dissipation level of the Aleph-J ?
Hello together,
So, i asked Alex via mail and wait for a respond. Some other pics from Alex.
Please, see next answer (last sentence).
I don't know how much it is, Alex said it to me but i don't remember.
So, i asked Alex via mail and wait for a respond. Some other pics from Alex.
