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Old 12th March 2006, 01:32 PM   #501
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Russ, If you have any vague interest in any of the stuff I've been working on, let me know.
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Hi C,

Sure drop me an email with details and I wlould love to what you are doing.

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Default Here is what I have so far

I think this is pretty close to going to the PCB FAB.
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Here is a shot from the heastink end.
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Russ posted: "...pretty close to going to the PCB FAB. "
Now THAT'S why we need a see-through cover on our amps!

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My HF stage of BiClone is finally finished works better than I ever expected. It is good to have not big gain on LM3876 because of audible noise over 10x. So, I set 10x on OPA1632 and only 2x on LM3876 - this configuration produces any audible noise from speakers there is not possible to hear if the amp is switched on or off even in 1mm hearing distance from tweeter to your ear. First two finished amps are only to drive tweeters) - bass amps comes when I will have short time to work on them.
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Old 17th March 2006, 12:02 PM   #509
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Well... got my PCB's.

Click the image to open in full size.

I'll be able to try an X'd 3886 and an X'd 4780 (the latter being a pair of 4780's with the chip itself paralleled). Will also run stand-alone (chip boards are complete circuits).

Top left is a bridge board only so I can run two regs off one bridge. Bottom left is the 3886 board. Top middle is the bridge board. Lower middle is the regulated PS boards. Right side is the 4780.

Power boards are 3"x3" for size reference.

We'll see if I blow anything up now!

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Old 29th March 2006, 09:06 AM   #510
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HI Cjd,

What the situation like now, have you got your X'd 4780 working?
I am looking for an interesting cuicuit to build using my 4780's and was wondering a) if you have this uo and running and wether it sounds good and b) where did you get the pcb design from and it ther e any chance i could get a copy?


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