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Pics of a JLH 69 - Click HERE for Original Thread
HOEK
Here are some pics off my jlh69
Yes i know it is a little overconstructed , but i like separate
housing for amp and psu
The volume and control is passive






groet hoek
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front side
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Rear side
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PSU
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amp inside
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preamp
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Another
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Speakers klipsh heresy
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The amps use 29V/1,5A (trafo 24v)
There is absolute no hum
The input cap. o,47uF paper in oil (audionote)
Ouput 2x1000uF blackgate nx serie
HOEK
Next plan is constructing a diy zen amplifier.
Is there anybody with experience about the different types?
mikeks
Excellent handiwork, Hoek. :nod:
Malotron
Beautiful JLH you have there. There are a few things you can explore on your 1969JLH. Try faster Output Transistors. I found a significant improvement going from mj21194s (onsemi) to 2sc5200s (toshiba). You can also tweak the harmonics (distortion) by varying the gain of Tr1 vs Tr2: http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/PLH_amplifier.pdf explains this in more depth than Hood did. I am using 160hfe MJL4281As for Tr1 and 110hfe 2SC5200s for Tr2 ( ~2/3 gain of Tr2/Tr1.) has a warm sweet top end with NS10/rodgers ls3/5a and SL10/ProAc 1sc.


Next plan is constructing a diy zen amplifier.
Is there anybody with experience about the different types?

The Zen variations articles is a good place to start if you have not read them yet.
http://www.passdiy.com/amps.htm
and after that, the Pass forum
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/foru...y.php?forumid=8

ps UGLY pic of DOZ in Hafler DH200 chassis
HOEK
Mikeks,Malotron,

Thanks for your respons.
The input transistor is a 2SA970,
driver is a 2SC3421
The output transitors are MJ15003
Very important is the output capacitor,first i tried a philps
4700uf 100V LL (Qserie) but the sound was a little harsch
and agressing in the hights.
Replacing with 2x1000uf BG,s givea a big improvement ,the sound is now more flowing and naturual.
valve power
Great work!

Are the enclosures 'SAREL' industrial electrical enclosures?
Chartal
They look like Rittal KL Enclosure
HOEK
The enclosures are indeed Rittal KL.
We have a company and i get them via the techn. wholesaler

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