diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Amplifiers > Solid State My PCB for DoZ, it correct? - Click HERE for Original Thread mod_evil Hello friends. In the other topic i asked for I mounting a DoZ, but i have fishined the PCB in now. Is this Like so good? Thanks in Advance MidnightLamp I hope you don't mind me saying...but isn't it a touch big? Cheers, Nish Greg Erskine hi mod_evil, I have attached a picture of my test bed for the DoZ. This may give you an idea as to how small Rod's PCB is. Also, 6 months or so ago there were some interesting threads about a few mods that will improve reliablilty if you intend to use the full voltage recommended by Rod. I would suggest you download some examples PCB to study how other's are doing them. Have a look at PCBs in this thread and the advice given: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/show...40&pagenumber=1 r!sc! final PCB looks very promising IMHO. ;) Do a search for "Bebe T"? regards Greg Erskine hi again mod_evil, Looks like Rod Elliott has updated his DoZ design yesterday. http://sound.westhost.com/project36.htm mod_evil quote: Originally posted by Greg Erskine hi mod_evil, I have attached a picture of my test bed for the DoZ. This may give you an idea as to how small Rod's PCB is. Also, 6 months or so ago there were some interesting threads about a few mods that will improve reliablilty if you intend to use the full voltage recommended by Rod. I would suggest you download some examples PCB to study how other's are doing them. Have a look at PCBs in this thread and the advice given: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/show...40&pagenumber=1 r!sc! final PCB looks very promising IMHO. ;) Do a search for "Bebe T"? regards yeah! After I post it in here i found your PCB! I will use this. Thanks for your attention. I will send a mail for your. Thanks!

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