And this is the other view. The board you can see in the following thread http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3345
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Peter,
What are all the RCAs for?
BTW your last design with the wood case and heat chimneys was awesome. You are a natural Industrial Designer of the first order. As a trained Industrial Designer I have nothing on you. My stuff is more derivative. Bust loos and lets see some more original case designs. I can't wait. And the internals of the latest copper jobs go beyond obsessive...lovely.
Greg
Calgary
P.S. BOZ is a class A pre-amp right? How does it compare to an OPamp pre/buffer in your opinion?
What are all the RCAs for?
BTW your last design with the wood case and heat chimneys was awesome. You are a natural Industrial Designer of the first order. As a trained Industrial Designer I have nothing on you. My stuff is more derivative. Bust loos and lets see some more original case designs. I can't wait. And the internals of the latest copper jobs go beyond obsessive...lovely.
Greg
Calgary
P.S. BOZ is a class A pre-amp right? How does it compare to an OPamp pre/buffer in your opinion?
I've built this preamp in 1996, that's why the looks are quite average. The RCA are for 5 inputs and 2 outputs.
I'm selling, because now I would implement this circuit in a completely different way, putting more attention on chassis construction and resonance control. This is a good deal for someone who doesn't believe in those things😉
It's not worth to me to redesign the already existing unit, that's why I would accept any reasonable offer and just get rid of it.
I didn't compare it to any other preamp, but the sound is very good. I still don't use preamps.
I'm selling, because now I would implement this circuit in a completely different way, putting more attention on chassis construction and resonance control. This is a good deal for someone who doesn't believe in those things😉
It's not worth to me to redesign the already existing unit, that's why I would accept any reasonable offer and just get rid of it.
I didn't compare it to any other preamp, but the sound is very good. I still don't use preamps.
peter, I didn't mean to....
...slight your older design in any way. I just wanted to get a comment in about how good your recent design is. But clearly you are progressing. This is a quest for you obviously. Your pre-amp interests me but my wife won't let me spend any more money I think. Also being a budding DIY-er I would also like to build my own.
...slight your older design in any way. I just wanted to get a comment in about how good your recent design is. But clearly you are progressing. This is a quest for you obviously. Your pre-amp interests me but my wife won't let me spend any more money I think. Also being a budding DIY-er I would also like to build my own.
This is my other preamp from the same time period. Obviously more evolved, but still I would use better parts today. This one's for sale as well.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=31256#post31256
Building a good preamp is an art, that's why I didn't build anything recently.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=31256#post31256
Building a good preamp is an art, that's why I didn't build anything recently.
Nice Work
Very Nice Job Peter, your work allway shows great Craftsmanship.
So are you just using you DAC to drive your speakers.
I increased the gain in my DAC and just use a passive preamp now.
Very Nice Job Peter, your work allway shows great Craftsmanship.
So are you just using you DAC to drive your speakers.
I increased the gain in my DAC and just use a passive preamp now.
jam said:Peter,
We need a look inside...........😉
Regards,
Jam
It's using Alps pot and Kimber wiring.
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