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Studio 350 construction thread
Hi every one
Please find my build thread of my studio 350 power amplifier; I will post various pics of the build through the stages to final completion. I have taken feedback from my other builds to include all through holes use grommets and all high voltage areas sleeved and double insulated etc. http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...psf9190cd0.jpg the tiger is my motif (jamesfeline) and the eyes light up when the amplifier is on, newer designs will include the option that they change colour when the amplifier gets hot. http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps4dfa51c6.jpg http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...psa6b6cc1a.jpg The above pic shows my power control module, this contains all the various fuses and the delay antisurge board for the transformer. The pcb is copper claded underneath and earthed etc. http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps507ba261.jpg The above pic shows the modded velleman speaker protection module, this area has been modded since this photo, I will upload the new pics tonight http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps6e8dde8a.jpg The above pic shows the main power amp pcb being offered into postion, also only showing one main psu cap at the moment, this version of the studio 350 will be a light version as I started to run out of room for every thing. The transformers is 500va .. at a later date I will make a full blown version if I am happy with the sound of this one I will upload some more photos tonight regards] Nick |
excellent work ... looks fantastic
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Hi
Many thanks, had a little more progress tonight so will upload some more photo's when that camera battery has charged. Has any one else out there made this amp? if so where you pleased with the quality of the sound? regards Nick |
Hi
Some more photo's http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps6d32664b.jpg the above photo shows both res caps fitted and the modded velleman protection module http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...psa150e052.jpg The below photo shows the rear .. less is more ... I have used a heavey duty Neutrek connectors for power and speaker. I have included a earth lift switch for the Ov rail (dont worry the chassis is earthed) also to note that this is a monobock so one more to make after this. http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...psf9d20eda.jpg regards Nick |
one more
http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps1f6ec705.jpg Once the powersupply is completed the main amp board and heatsink can be dropped into place ... |
NEAT.
Do You do the milling Yourself? |
Hi
The front graphics are laser engraved by a local company, I just provide the artwork etc. regards Nick |
OK.
Looks fine anyhow. I am about to complete an order for an enclosure for my GM-clone. And have some ideas of how i should "decorate" the frontpanel. That is, until I saw Your. The Tiger is also my own avatar, given to me by a very good friend some years ago. But no fear, I will not copy You. I have still some respect for others work. Must look around now for some alternatives. Norwegian Forest Cat perhaps? :) |
hi can you sen me the construction details of this amplifier includind setting and adjustments to my email address oduoridave@gmail.com
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hi Nick
looking very good, exelent start. love the leds in the cat eyes. where did you get the design from? also what did you mod on the vellaman speaker protect board? |
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