Pictures of your diy Pass amplifier

[Zen Mod]

Originally Posted by bobfig

big case for my gainclone but whatever.
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rotate that front plate for 180deg

wires to volume will be shorter , pot away from xformer

[bobfig]

Originally Posted by Zen Mod

rotate that front plate for 180deg

wires to volume will be shorter , pot away from xformer

i thought about that but i never have had a problem with it like the way it is. been like this for little over 5 months.

[bcmbob]

Originally Posted by bcmbob

.......... Looks very clean and pro.

My comment stands on the general build. I would just add that keeping as many wires as possible close to or on the chassis would also be spiffy. 90 degree turns on the wires surely isn't necessary, but adds a little flash. You've done such a great job with the case and layout, why not go the extra measure?

PS, Isn't that a switch - not a pot by the tranies?

[AndrewT]

Boy,
nice build, I like the personly (not allowed to say manly) heat sinks and the way you have integrated the components into the chassis.

[bcmbob]

Originally Posted by bcmbob

.............PS, Isn't that a switch - not a pot by the tranies?

Oops, Got my posts mixed up. Sorry

[ide2003]

Originally Posted by boywonder

Finished my Mini-A a while ago, BrianGT boards and Peter Daniels PS board. 12V transformers left over from a work project and Antek heat sinks.

Thanks to Zen Mod and others who helped me get this dialed in

fantastic job !, but I can not help noticing that familiar hookup wire from RCA to PCB, please test it with a magnet, if it's ferrous replace with better/ copper one. Just one my bad experience with that wire

[boywonder]

Originally Posted by ide2003

I can not help noticing that familiar hookup wire from RCA to PCB, please test it with a magnet, if it's ferrous replace with better/ copper one. Just one my bad experience with that wire

The coax is also left over from a work project......they are 802.11 wireless antenna cables with fancy gold plated SMA connectors. It's kind of a shame to cut these up, but they have been sitting in a box for years. They are non-magnetic tinned copper.

[ide2003]

you're lucky, here is mine, sound's edgy
enjoy your creation

[zeonrider]

You're lucky 2!

Here is mine :







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Regards zeoN_Rider

[AndrewT]

I'm away to make a cup of coffee. Automatic picture downloads from remote servers have virtually stopped my PC from working. i821 is the longest and slowest I've seen today !