Actually I built it about year ago,but borrowed camera from my friend.There are no exotic/expensive parts ,only regular.All components are either screwed or glued.I built it just to see how it sounds and ended up using it for a couple of months.Now,I'm using Aleph P v 1.7 with a little more exotic components.I used only RCA so negative input is grounded.There is 14 positions resistor ladder, series type attenuator at the output.
It sounds great even that signal caps are only Wima Mks 4 and resistors cheap metal film resistors.
Big thanks to Mr. Pass for sharing his ideas with us.
Bartek
It sounds great even that signal caps are only Wima Mks 4 and resistors cheap metal film resistors.
Big thanks to Mr. Pass for sharing his ideas with us.
Bartek
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that is so freakin' cool! 🙂
symetry is beauty - 3D active sculpture.
i don't get the red LED though....
thanks for the pics - it's always fun to check out others work.
let's see your v1.7 effort!!!
m.
symetry is beauty - 3D active sculpture.
i don't get the red LED though....
thanks for the pics - it's always fun to check out others work.
let's see your v1.7 effort!!!
m.
WOW this is one nice amp! I only see one potential problem with it. If I did the same amp, I'd probably come back from work one day with a funny smell and a toasted cat over the amp. Other than that, how does it behave with the different thing going on/off around (specially things like TVs or computers)
Nice work, really impressed!
Sébastien
Nice work, really impressed!
Sébastien
sorry Zygibajt, just a really bad joke... Blue LEDs seem to go best
with outstanding DIY efforts like yours 😉
(Pass Labs products sport Blue LEDs)
keep an eye on that kitty!
with outstanding DIY efforts like yours 😉
(Pass Labs products sport Blue LEDs)
keep an eye on that kitty!
Thats an amazing piece of work!!!!!!! Or should I say a work of Art!!!! Did you make drawings first of the P to P that you did, or did you just make it up as you went along? If you did any drawings at all I would ask you to please post them here as I would really love to duplicate your effort for my system, others here may want to as well. That P to P wiring job is simply dynamite!
Mark
Mark
very nice and neat.... one of the best wiring work I have seen on the forum....I`m sure Nelson would like you to contribute the pics to his gallery
Cheers!! The DIRT®
Cheers!! The DIRT®
Really Pro p-p! This can't be your first project.
One has to exercise a lot before making something as nice as your amp.
Tell (and show) us more of your previous work.
How did you attach all the components to the wood? Glue?
/Hugo 🙂
One has to exercise a lot before making something as nice as your amp.
Tell (and show) us more of your previous work.
How did you attach all the components to the wood? Glue?
/Hugo 🙂
Thanks for all these good words.I,m very glad you like it.
to tool49:
I have never had any problem with either TV or computers (with any of my projects,and that isn't the only one that is done this way).I do it for my use.If I was suppose to build it for someone else I would never go that way,but regular ,with enclosure.
to Mark A. Gulbrandsen:
Sorry but I never did any drowing.Gathering the parts I'm starting to have some clue how to put it together,then I sit and play with soldergun.Usually (have to have all parts) takes me 1 evening.
to Netlist:
All components are either glued or screwed.I've learned that no components/connection can be loose (some vibration/microphonic problems)
Actually back then it was my second project I ever did.The first one was BLS,which I did the same way and came pretty much the same (maybe it was nicer ,maybe it wasn't).It had a power switch and IEC socket though.Can't show it,now.I gave it to my cousin in other city.
to Joe Dirt:
thanks a lot
to tool49:
I have never had any problem with either TV or computers (with any of my projects,and that isn't the only one that is done this way).I do it for my use.If I was suppose to build it for someone else I would never go that way,but regular ,with enclosure.
to Mark A. Gulbrandsen:
Sorry but I never did any drowing.Gathering the parts I'm starting to have some clue how to put it together,then I sit and play with soldergun.Usually (have to have all parts) takes me 1 evening.
to Netlist:
All components are either glued or screwed.I've learned that no components/connection can be loose (some vibration/microphonic problems)
Actually back then it was my second project I ever did.The first one was BLS,which I did the same way and came pretty much the same (maybe it was nicer ,maybe it wasn't).It had a power switch and IEC socket though.Can't show it,now.I gave it to my cousin in other city.
to Joe Dirt:
thanks a lot
Bartek
What did you use for hook up wire. This does not look like normal buss wire to me, is it somthing different.
You did a nice job of laying this out, looks very cool.
What did you use for hook up wire. This does not look like normal buss wire to me, is it somthing different.
You did a nice job of laying this out, looks very cool.
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