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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Australia
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I havn't been into (or alive long enough) to have seen the full development of the Alephs, so theres a fair chunk of info missing in deciding on my next suitable amp.
Although good in design the SOZ's inefficiency make it a less attractive option. After looking at the Aleph service manual, there power consumption vs. output power is alot more to my budget/needs. Except in terms of audio quality I cannot distinguish between them since I have never heard one. Can anyone help me out in terms of thier personal preference in amps? Power ouput isn't really a consideration. Thanks in advance Matt |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Salt Lake City
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If this is a first time amplifier build for you then I'd go for a Mini Aleph if you have high sensitivity speakers, or a great pair of headphones. Its also a good learning project to help you understand the Aleph design. Delivers about 10 watts per side into 8 ohms, typically great Aleph sound and the little bugger is quite dynamic. Clips very gracefully. Its a dynamyte little amp!! Mine was built using MikeW's PCB which I reccomend and to Grey Rollins stock schematic. Hey, thanks Grey, and Nelson for this little GEM!
BTW: MikeW's PCB has room for the extra parts to expand your Mini into a full Aleph 30 if you so desire. I also built a pair of Alsph 2 monoblocks about a year ago and love those as well. These were my first amp construction project in years. They drive my Dynaudios and the mini drives a pair of Yamaha NS-10's for now..... or till I dump them on E-bay. Will trade these NS-10's for????????????????????????????????? Mark P.S. Don't forget the blue LED(s) or you will be banned from this site forever! |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Australia
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Making the amp is no problem. I'm currently running a gainclone but I've made several car amps based on the p3a and everyday construction stuff i do at work.
The Aleph X intrests me but sofare have only made it to page 15 or so out of 160 ish. Has anyone heard a X vs. say 1 -> 5 that can comment? Thanks for your response |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Germany, Clausthal
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Big advantage of alephx is there is the new PCB groub buy with hifiZens very very pretty boards. http://www.diyaudio.com/wiki/index.p...Jan+2004+Order
But you say Quote:
this one is very alephlike http://www.passdiy.com/projects/zenv4-1.htm and this one is simply beautifull http://www.passdiy.com/projects/zenlite1.htm |
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