Afetr months planning and afterwards building I finished my Aleph 3 weeks ago. Upon connecting it to the net there was smoke !!! After a small repair (a bad solder on one of the IRFP240 which resulted in a very hot resistor and a blown up transistor), here is the result:
Inards:
2x500VA 28V
12x10000uF p/ch
kristians aleph 4 main boards
irfp's p2p
still with a MDF front (from keeping my cat having shock therapy) which will be replaced by a 1 cm thick frontplate
Ralph
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Inards:
2x500VA 28V
12x10000uF p/ch
kristians aleph 4 main boards
irfp's p2p
still with a MDF front (from keeping my cat having shock therapy) which will be replaced by a 1 cm thick frontplate
Ralph
The panels are designed /order with this handy program/company:
http://www.schaeffer-apparatebau.de/English/index.htm
Ralph
http://www.schaeffer-apparatebau.de/English/index.htm
Ralph
very nice work! 😀
How much did those panels cost?
did you make the audiostand yourself? it looks good!
is it stable?
last Q: what is that tivoli radio doing in there? do you use it as a radio source?
one last word. Why did you put L/R letters in both speaker bindings?
keep up with the good work!
How much did those panels cost?
did you make the audiostand yourself? it looks good!
is it stable?
last Q: what is that tivoli radio doing in there? do you use it as a radio source?
one last word. Why did you put L/R letters in both speaker bindings?
keep up with the good work!
Pedro,
I really do not want to calculate what it cost me in all. I order them in several stages.... but the top and backpanel were €124 in total, they are 4mm thick.
Yes I do use the tivoli as source (I barely listen to radio)
The rack I just made it in a couple of hours, is it stable....my 25kg heavy Alpeh is supported just nicely without any bending of the wood. Is it audiophile, I don't think so but it looks good. I have a great idea with a maglev plateau but I cannot find lineair ball bearing which I need for that idea.
l/r oh well everybody makes some mistake which you'll notice only when it's to late 😉
I really do not want to calculate what it cost me in all. I order them in several stages.... but the top and backpanel were €124 in total, they are 4mm thick.
Yes I do use the tivoli as source (I barely listen to radio)
The rack I just made it in a couple of hours, is it stable....my 25kg heavy Alpeh is supported just nicely without any bending of the wood. Is it audiophile, I don't think so but it looks good. I have a great idea with a maglev plateau but I cannot find lineair ball bearing which I need for that idea.
l/r oh well everybody makes some mistake which you'll notice only when it's to late 😉
just use a black felt tip pen and paint over the wrong letter!! 
rwagter said:
Hi i have also have played with that panal disinger but i only can select 4 mm thickness. Where do you order that huge 10mm front panel. ????
gr jaac
Hello Ralph,
Very well done.
Also, interesting stands for the your amplifier and CD player,
are they solid and strong enough ?
By the way, why the speaker therminals are marked as L and R
on the each channel ?
Best regards,
Kristijan Kljucaric
http://web.vip.hr/pcb-design.vip
Very well done.
Also, interesting stands for the your amplifier and CD player,
are they solid and strong enough ?
By the way, why the speaker therminals are marked as L and R
on the each channel ?
Best regards,
Kristijan Kljucaric
http://web.vip.hr/pcb-design.vip
What l/r ?
, don't you hate the elctronic veltpen called photoshop.
The L/R should have said +/- but I only noticed it when plugging in the cable, luckely that is on the rear side of the amp, so any mistakes on Nelson's name would also never been noticed 😉
The rack is momenteraly made out of spurs (not so very hard) and this is already strong enough. This afternoon I will change it for maple (very hard). Concerning stable, it's more stable then a Quadraspire reference rack but less then a plate of marble.
Ralph
, don't you hate the elctronic veltpen called photoshop.The L/R should have said +/- but I only noticed it when plugging in the cable, luckely that is on the rear side of the amp, so any mistakes on Nelson's name would also never been noticed 😉
The rack is momenteraly made out of spurs (not so very hard) and this is already strong enough. This afternoon I will change it for maple (very hard). Concerning stable, it's more stable then a Quadraspire reference rack but less then a plate of marble.
Ralph
Now completly finished, including the 1 cm thick frontpanel
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Here they are:
They are manufactured by schaeffer frontpanel, which is a great program. You can download it with this link:
frontpanel designer
for the frontpanel download the following and open in frontpanel:
front
and for the back:
backpanel
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
They are manufactured by schaeffer frontpanel, which is a great program. You can download it with this link:
frontpanel designer
for the frontpanel download the following and open in frontpanel:
front
and for the back:
backpanel
Hi rwagter
That looks *really* good, well done.
Can you post a close-up of the edges of the panels? I've been thinking of having a go with panel designer. Am I right in saying the edges aren't anodized?
That looks *really* good, well done.
Can you post a close-up of the edges of the panels? I've been thinking of having a go with panel designer. Am I right in saying the edges aren't anodized?
You are absolutely right, they aren't anodized which is a major downfall 
They probably have big anodized slaps of aluminium which they cut out to size
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
They probably have big anodized slaps of aluminium which they cut out to size
- Status
- Not open for further replies.