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Dx Super A

Not clean, not ready but already looking good.

I will replace driver's heatsink.

regards,

Carlos
 

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Thanks guys for the feedback!

Jacco, Patrick (meanman) means that the especially the wood looks better in real life. Concerning the holes in the bottomplate; they are not necesarry, the heatsinks are a lot overdimenioned.

About the short gate stopper leads; I blowed already 10 pairs at least of these beauties (2sk1530/2sj201), I learned my lesson.
The way I solder the OPS to the PCB when mounted to the heatsinks is very easy, see the picture below.

See post #123 for some more data and simulation results.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/198209-amp-design-subwoofer-wideband-duty-13.html
 

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Concerning the holes

I didn't count on you not having thought that through, think of it as asking how it turned out.
Even Kerafol for the Hitachi BOBs, I see. (zware voet ? :clown: )

Good to see others use HP laminate board for (top)/bottom panels.
When faced with having to lower a transformer by half an inch through the bottom, I ended up with a sub-chassis Meteon.
The edges make it less attractive for the top, but wonderful material for bottom panels.
 
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