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Master Burner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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I am happy owner of Treshold S300. I compared it to my recently finished Aleph 30 and in my opinion Aleph is better. Highs are cleaner and more open. I am thinking to use Stasis case and to house inside Aleph.
I am just wondering if heatsinking should be enough for Aleph. The case and the heatsinks are masive and heatsinks are roughly 12" x 8" x 3" on both sides. I am afraid to gut everything out and to realise that it wouldn't work, so please share your opinion. Thanks AR2 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Crunchville, where I don't fit in.
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If those fins are really ~3 inches deep I'm inclined to think that they will work fine. As a contigency plan you could always bolt additional sinks on the inside of there is room. I 'think' I have seen Nelson do that on his new firstwatt chassis' too....could be mistaken though.
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Master Burner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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I like that idea a lot.
Stasis is built so well and there is a lots of room inside. I just love these big amps, and the way how they are built. That monster will never stop working. I guarantee that few milleniums ahad people will be looking and listening Pass amps in order to learn about our civilisation.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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or sell it ,then use money for your project I think that is almost sacrilege to dismantle it ; hehe-just few thoughts-this is your amp.....
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Master Burner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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I was thinking about it, but it is not powerfull enough for my woofers. I feel kind of same - keep it, but again it will be just sitting there. Case is so nice that I just canno't resist in using it. I am using my 2A3 aps for mids so it doesn't work there ether. It is easy to carefully remove stuff and to preserve which I am planning to do.
Sale is not an option. Choky posetio sam tvoj web site i odusevio se opisom Iskrinih uredjaja. Ja sam takodje imao neko od tih pojacala pre dvadestetak godina. Pozdrav AR2 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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I repair electronic gadgets for living,and doing this ,I just stashed enough decent or just nice apparatus to make at least one decent system for every room in few houses ..... but-I have not enough time to finish that ,just soo called,project -not to mention that I can't split my self in so many rooms anyway-if your Treshold serves you more than well-just find some decent speaks and put it ,say,in bedroom or anywhere you can think... who knows when you'll decide to use it more seriously.... tnx to kind words for my site's content I'm glad that world is so small kako bi mi ono rekli :"govori srpski (hrvatski ,bosanski-nije bitno koji) da te ceo svet razume........" you always have one (above anything else) -SMART solution -just send that old Treshold s*it to me for safe disposall ..... ps-I just checked your home page nice ,too now I can think few more places where you can use that Treshold properly some things are just waste to sell proper camera,for instance-even if we have more modern gadgets ,appropriate for this days use,I don't know nobody sane who will sell Laica or Olympus Pen or some simillar piece of jewellry..... cheers-wherever you are
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Master Burner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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On Stasis, transistors are mounted on 1/2 inch aluminum that is attached to heatsink. Both surfaces are covered with some clear gel. Obviously this is used to improve heat trasfer. Does anyone knows what kind of gel is this? I haven't seen this kind of gel, just a white silicon grease.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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I didn't see thermal grease in clear "collor" ; it's always whitish or,recently, in silver . but-I can say that I hear few old techs that they used vazeline in old days for same purpose. only Master can answer that fer sure
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Master Burner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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Done!!!
I am done with with my Aleph 30. Acctually it is crossover between Aleph 30 and Aleph 5. My rail voltage is 30V which falls right between Aleph 30 and Aleph 5. Since it is housed in Stasis case I call it Staleph 305. Stasis was simply bult on block of 1/2 inch aluminum, with another aluminum block over it that holds all electronics and connectors, as well as holds heat sinks. I kept everything intact by removing that block and replaced it with another 1/2 inch aluminum block. Than I installed my output stages on that. I replaced original PS with my Piltron transformers two 400VA; 2x22V each. |
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Master Burner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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Boards are Mini Aleph originaly designed by GRollins and made by Brian GT, parts are from JLeaman, and mosfets from Anthony - Colomb (
), and Aleph and Stasis are designed by Mr. Nelson Pass. Thank you all - this is real collaborative project.Here are PS boards - all together 12 x 22,000 uF - or 264,000 uF. |
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