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Hi,
I decided to put some pics of my work because these last time a friend did not stop saying to me to do it For the story, I start my project in summer 2001 and I finish it almost one year later. This project was to build a Zen4 and a BOSOZ to have something good for a nice price. I choose to do these two devices because they looked relatively simple to build. Ok some pics: ![]() The Zen4 and the BOSOZ were built with all original recommended parts. I buy all parts by Digikey, but for some by Reichelt and Radiospares. Inside view from the Zen4: ![]() http://alexkachler.free.fr/DIY/tof/zen4psu.gif[/img] Double mono PSU with PI filter: 4x10000uF + 2.2mH + 4x10000uF and 2 350VA transformers. Inside view from the BOSOZ: For sources, I use a Sony SACD Player with a Audiosculpture Tube DAC: The next step is to make a new front panel in wood for the Zen4 and the BOSOZ. After this the preamp should look like this: ![]() I verry happy with all and the couple Zen4+BOSOZ sound very nice with a beautiful medium and with good deep bass. Many thanks to Mr Pass for sharing his knowledge and tanks to all people from this forum to gave me the taste to begin this project. Alex |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Eire
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Frighteningly well put together. I will never have the patience to achieve something as nice as that.
Shoog |
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Hi psykok,
nice design, "sobre" in french, a little question about the Bosoz, how does it sounds compare to other commercials preamps ? Best regards. Yonnat.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Germany
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Nice holes you drilled there
No seriously, bloody marvellous IŽd say. |
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Can i put your pictures on my site. i run a gallery for diy-audio members. Please email me for the link and a username and pass word..
Thanks jason.. http://diy-audio.curtek.com |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Slightly North of Portland
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Very well done!
I especially liked the wood panels and the Pi power supply filter. Tell us more about the sound and your speakers and the heat sinks. Tmac |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Portland, Oregon
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Seeing this beauty, I know I have do something to start dressing up my rag-tag enclosures. And the power supply...it looks...really *capable. Nice work there.
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